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  • Avaricia [Avarice]

  • Los pecados capitales de la historia de España, libro 2 [The Capital Sins of the History of Spain, Book 2]
  • By: Juan Eslava Galán
  • Narrated by: Jordi Varela
  • Length: 7 hrs and 20 mins

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Avaricia [Avarice]

By: Juan Eslava Galán
Narrated by: Jordi Varela
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Publisher's Summary

Un nuevo audiolibro de la serie "Los pecados capitales de la historia de España", con la que Juan Eslava Galán nos ofrece anécdotas y curiosidades, en esta ocasión, relacionadas con los episodios de codicia más bochornosos de nuestra historia reciente.

Conoceremos la inventora de la estafa piramidal, la prestamista Baldomera Larra; el rédito económico que se sacó de los esclavos africanos fletados a Cuba; el surgimiento de la palabra «enchufismo» durante la Segunda República; las toneladas de café brasileño regalo de aquella nación, con cuya venta se lucró el Generalísimo; y una gran variedad de conocidos nombres que ya resultan familiares en la Historia de España.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
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