El pensamiento económico latinoamericano

of the principal forts of the city itself.Despite the persistent efforts of the diplomatic corps to bring about a settlement, there were six days of savage fighting, with the city under constant bombarbment, before the dictator finally surrendered.He was held a prisoner in Guatemala City until his death in 1924.Senor Arevalo's lively account of these events, and his penetrating comments, make the latter part of the book an absorbingly interesting study of Latin-American political psychology and political methods.Its value to the student is increased by Dr. Julio Bianchi's thoughtful preface, which discusses some of the fundamental problems which Guatemala faces in any effort to establish democratic government

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