The Wild Frontier, by Jorge Majfud
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| Author | Jorge Majfud |
|---|---|
| Illustrator | |
| Language | Spanish |
| Subject | Imperialism |
| Published | 2021 |
| Publisher | Rebelde Editores & Baile del Sol |
| Media type | |
| Pages | 766 |
| ISBN | 978-1737171034 Search this book on  . |
La Frontera Salvaje is the 23rd. book by Uruguayan American author Jorge Majfud. It is a journey through the most important events of the last two hundred years that marked the expansion of the US Thirteen Colonies over the indigenous nations and that territory that we now call Latin America, their expansion and systematic interventions, direct or secret, in the various peoples of the south. As the authors states in the introduction of the book “That deep past, as in other moments of history, explains the present and predicts the future of the greatest economic and military power in the world”
Subject[edit]
It is the story of the invasions and interventions of the United States in the territories that extend to the West of the Appalachians and to the South of the Rio Grande covering from 1822 trough 2022.<ref La frontera salvaje, dato mata relato https://www.ju.edu/spanish/latinoture/libros/la-frontera-salvaje-200.php }}</ref>
Reception[edit]
It was well received by critics and the non-commercial press media. "Simply powerful." Noam Chomsky
"The Wild Frontier is a book written with courage and dazzling lucidity. One of the best I've ever read." Víctor Hugo Morales
"Fifty years after the publication of To Read Donald Duck, I am happy to read a book like The Wild Frontier that explores in detail the less subtle ways in which the United States, for two hundred years, has sought to influence and twist the destiny of our America Latin". Ariel Dorfman
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External links[edit]
- "La frontera salvaje, dato mata relato", by Carlos Deus
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