El camarada incómodo

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El 18 de junio de 1815 tres ejércitos –Francia, Gran Bretaña y Prusia- descendían por un tranquilo valle cercano a Bruselas en dirección a un pequeño pueblo: Waterloo. Durante los tres días previos las tropas francesas habían vencido a los prusianos en Ligny y combatido contra los británicos en Quatre-Bras. Los aliados planeaban la retirada. Nadie esperaba que en Waterloo se fuese a librar la batalla más famosa de la historia, aquélla que había de marcar el destino de toda Europa. En su primera obra de no ficción, Bernard Cornwell combina sus cualidades de narrador con una...

Los textos aquí reunidos son producto del diálogo constante con habitantes de los barrios, soldados, trabajadores fabriles, campesinos, técnicos, artesanos, escritores. Es el testimonio diario, sin pretensiones, de un intelectual en su aprendizaje constante con la revolución y con las masas. Es, en pocas palabras, la historia viva de Nicaragua.