Bøger af Rosalba Ugalde González

The Mexican identity forged in a glorious past, violated, firstly, by an invasion of mostly Spanish-speaking Europeans and, secondly, by another English-speaking invasion that not only committed the same atrocities as their predecessors, but also had the audacity to turn permanent occupation into dispossession, is the painful historical route we will have to travel in our examination of Mexicanness.

Throughout our history, we have had several armed conflicts in defense of our soil, the most significant struggles that have enriched us with the patriotic philosophy manifested and put into practice by their protagonists, were the War of Independence, the Reform War and the Mexican Revolution. This last patriotic battle is still in force, because its leaders Ricardo Flores Magón, Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa continue to spiritually lead the struggles for the vindication of the Mexican population, because their thought will be kept alive as long as their libertarian clamors have not been attended.