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El libro de Alicia Martos nos aclara que no estamos sufriendo una guerra, sino una pandemia. Nos enseña a reconciliarnos con este tiempo extraño que estamos viviendo. Nos recuerda que la ansiedad es un mecanismo de defensa, y que, bien gestionada, nos ayudará a afrontar otros envites, sean de la COVID-19, sean de la vida. Estamos ante una guía llena de inteligencia, sensatez y claridad, válida para todo tipo de tiempos. [Texto de la editorial]

1. ¿Va de viaje? -- 2. Viaje al mundo del Peje -- 3. ¿Qué hacer con el NAICM? -- 4. Vestimenta y comportamiento -- 5. Consumir lo que producimos -- 6. ¿Qué medios de comunicación debe consumir usted? -- 7. Las soluciones marca AMLO -- 8. ¿Cómo será la relación entre Trump y el Peje? -- 9. ¿Cómo hablar? Hable con T -- 10. Vamos a portarnos bien -- 11. La pobretología -- 12. Soberanía científica -- 13. ¿Cómo detectar a un conservador, a un fifí, a un enemigo del pueblo? -- 14. Minoría rapaz -- 15. Ninis : los ganones -- 16. Inglich en la 4T -- 17. Beisbol -- 18. Póngale a sus hijos nombres de la 4T -- 19. Que trabaje tu abuela -- 20. Gabinete de la 4T -- 21. Tiempo de milagros -- 22. Que se disculpen el papa y el rey de España -- 23. México se fundó hace 10 000 años -- 24. Fuerzas Armadas : péguele a un soldado -- 25. Apoyos directos -- 26. ¿De dónde obtiene recursos AMLO para su gobierno? -- 27. Economía moral.

The text is a balanced example of research and discursive synthesis. The first hundred pages, which correspond to the first two chapters, insert the reader into the context of both the mobility of the Portuguese and the conditions and circumstances of the corresponding migratory process, existing in both countries. However, the two following chapters show the unique and relevant contribution of Ramos Rodríguez to the history of immigration in Venezuela; very particularly, the author offers a multifaceted regional perspective of the larger process of Portuguese immigration.

Manuela D'Avila explains current feminism for those who still do not know or understand it. With her it is possible to understand that feminism is a matter for everyone. It is a book dedicated especially to young women who want to commit or want to know more and do not dare to ask. It is also a conversation, a hug and a point of support to reflect on motherhood and sisterhood, differences and equality, deconstruction and freedom, domestic violence and fear, in short: everything for which we fight The author suggests but also interacts with the readers, encourages the meeting, the brotherhood and listening to make sure (and make sure) that women will never be alone again

The experience of writing with others facilitates a horizontal dialogue which allows us to get to know others and their migratory and family histories. From a decolonial perspective, the author presents testimonies of migration through Mexico and the displacements of Pewenche families as a result of hydroelectric installations in the South of Chile. This book contributes to making visible how family imaginaries are transformed by migration. The testimonies introduce an intimate view on the entanglements of personal experiences and the nuances of neoliberal-patriarchal societies in the Americas. The ideal of the "happy family", as well as the construction of the "poor migrant" lose their power because within the testimonies also appears the agency of the subject within the inter-American family and migratory changes.

"This is the second edition of a work considered to be a valuable rescue of the forgotten and one of the most prestigious cultural institutions directed by Cuban women: The Lyceum and Lawn Tennis Club (founded in December 1928). The author manages to enter a hardly known world, where cultural values, especially the avant-garde, feminism and femininity, shake hands to offer Cuban women and society a space for improvement with the participation of the best of the Cuban and foreign intelligentsia. The book shows us the true projection and work that the Lyceum played as a private cultural institution in the Cuban and continental culture. On the other hand, it gives us a vision of what were the ideas, conceptions, behaviors and projects that blocked during almost forty years of continuous work through its sections: Library, Exhibitions, Music, Conferences, Social Assistance, Classes and Actions stories such as: contests and prizes, cultural festivals, etc"--