Publisher's Synopsis
With impressive research and more than 300 images from public and private collections, this book is an extraordinary collection of stories and events across history that have shaped Mexico, it's culture, and its people. It covers such topics as the publishing of fundamental novels like The Underdogs and Pedro Páramo, the accomplishments of civil society such as the vote for women and the National University's autonomy, the impact of technological revolutions in Mexican culture, the railway, the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, television, and other happenings that successfully reconstruct every period from pre-Hispanic times to the present. Without a doubt, 100 Events in the History of Mexico is a fascinating, comprehensive reference work. Text in English and Spanish
