Publisher's Synopsis
It is true that history is an interpretation of a succession of facts that are linked and unlinked to be reunited in a today with other characters. Thus, the Mexican Revolution is united with the great Zapata, whose legacy is not a letterhead but a reality that time and again, is taken and retaken, to persist in the libertarian transformation of the peoples. The historical, then, is the dialectic that forms and transforms the scenarios of the being that beats and fights for manumission. The great Karl Marx dismantled the "predestination" that Calvin intended to impose as a "sacred" secret to pecuniary exploitation.
