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We are living in a change of era, not an era of change. The current crisis poses challenges but is also an opportunity for Europe and Latin America. And it seems clear the way out of the crisis and the answers to old challenges and new social risks have to come from the politics. It is, therefore, fundamental to strengthen political dialogue between the EU and Latin America. This does not only mean providing more forums for political discussion but rather dealing with such dialogue on a more equitable basis, through a bi-directional approach centring not only on the problems of Latin America but also on those of the EU. In this respect we would hope for a renewed interest in the situation of the EU on the part of Latin America.
Before Fallen Timbers takes readers down the Wilderness Road, over the Shawnee Warpath, onto the Bloody Ground of Old Kentucky, the trails of old Virginia and the entire Old Northwest of the American Frontier. Told largely through the eyes of the captive Flynn children who were carried off in a Shawnee raid, the tale provides glimpses into the lives of both the famous and forgotten: settlers, voyageurs, traders, scouts, Shawnee allies and enemies, early German weapons manufacturers, plantation owners, and those who make up the newly formed Legion of the United States under General "Mad Anthony" Wayne. Separated early in their captivity, the?captives become part of new clans and families filled with colorful characters of the frontier including?Daniel Boone, Anne Bailey, Tecumseh, Simon Girty, and many other unforgettable figures of American history . Much of the story belongs to eldest daughter, Polly Flynn, left behind during the raid. The heartaches and triumphs of the young protagonists play out against a backdrop of competing cultures clashing and combining as young America feels her growing pains.? Hidd
II Censo de todas las instalaciones deportivas existentes en Cantabria hasta 1997
WINNER OF THE DIAMOND BOOK AWARD 2017?The fifth of?The Guernsey Novels, Echoes of Time is a dual-time story set in the German Occupation and present-day Guernsey and is likely to appeal to fans of?The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society.Betrayal, injustice and revenge echo down the years?1940. Olive marries farmer Bill Falla.?The Germans occupy Guernsey.All too soon Olive realises she has made a mistake. Her?life changes?when she meets Wolfgang, a German officer-however there?s a price to pay. . .2010. Natalie Ogier returns to Guernsey to escape an abusive relationship ? only to be?plagued by odd happenings?in her beautiful cottage on the site of a derelict and secluded farm. Disturbing dreams, disembodied voices and uncanny visions from the past. She becomes increasingly ill at ease as someone else?s past catches up with her own?Her only immediate neighbour, Stuart, is the grandson of the original owners, Bill and Olive.Thrown together in a bid to find out what happened to Olive, can they each survive the repercussions of the past and move on???
El 11 de septiembre de 1973, un golpe de Estado derroca al legítimo gobierno chileno y muere su presidente Salvador Allende. Aquel día el gobierno se atrinchera en el Palacio de La Moneda que es atacado con tanques y cazabombarderos. Lo que ocurrió en esas horas dentro del Palacio de La Moneda es relatado por un testigo excepcional de aquellos dramáticos momentos. El doctor Óscar Soto ha escrito una crónica irrebatible. Da testimonio de su experiencia y de las voces y recuerdos de las demás personas que formaban parte del grupo que resistió hasta el último aliento. El libro reúne una serie de documentos -bandos, discursos, diálogos, cartas- que con el tiempo se convirtieron en un material histórico. El último día de Salvador Allende es, sobre todo, una obra testimonial de carácter extraordinario que arroja luz sobre lo que ocurrió dentro de La Moneda ese martes, un día lluvioso de septiembre.
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