Una guerra en solitario | Heraldo Muñoz | book new | sale

Heraldo Muñoz

el tercer nombre | 2006

271 | 6h 25m

spanish | softcover | new | sale

22,5cm x 15cm | 430gr

Ambassador Heraldo Muñoz recounts, as an eyewitness and participant in the UN deliberations, the pressure that the United States exerted on the ambassadors and ministers of the countries present in the Security Council. It also describes other directly linked events such as the participation of other governments, including that of Aznar's Spanish government. In addition, it narrates, among other things, the pressure exerted by the Spanish government to attribute responsibility for the 11-M attacks to ETA. It also describes the United States' retaliation against countries that opposed the war. It is a fundamental book to understand many of the keys to the Iraq war, the hidden interests of the United States, the unsustainable pretexts on which they legitimized the intervention, the official and unofficial positions maintained by other countries and that maintained by the entire community. international, which saw its attempt to seek a peaceful solution to the crisis frustrated. Throughout the seven chapters, the United States' maneuvers to disguise the results of the intervention and the “transmission” of powers to the Iraqi Parliament are described. The book reaches modern-day Iraq.