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Paperback. Zustand: Good. Offering ecumenical prayer and practices, Matthew Fox and Bishop Marc Andrus reflect on 16 unique and thought-provoking sculptures as they guide us through the transofrmation necessary to know ourselves as other Christs. The Cosmic Christ isthe image of God shining in every creature and every human being. Illustrations and photographs by M.C. Richards and Ullrrich Javier Lemus. Richards, M C; Lemus, Ullrrich J (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. Offering ecumenical prayer and practices, Matthew Fox and Bishop Marc Andrus reflect on 16 unique and thought-provoking sculptures as they guide us through the transofrmation necessary to know ourselves as other Christs. The Cosmic Christ isthe image of God shining in every creature and every human being. Illustrations and photographs by M.C. Richards and Ullrrich Javier Lemus. Richards, M C; Lemus, Ullrrich J (illustrator).…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. El Cártel Judicial puede ser tan letal como el más violento de los grupos delictivos; una sentencia a modo -infundada, a la ligera, sin elementos de prueba, con pruebas viciadas o para satisfacer intereses personales- puede llegar a ser peor que la muerte. Al más puro estilo de las organizaciones criminales, como si se tratara de un cártel, así opera el Poder Judicial en México. No es fortuito. Pareciera que este órgano ha sido secuestrado y convertido en una cofradía de letrados, hombres y mujeres, que se olvidaron de la más alta encomienda de impartición de justicia.   J. Jesús Lemus usa el argot criminal como analogía para entender este nivel de gobierno como un poder fallido, pues en términos generales, nos dice el autor, hoy opera como si se tratara de una organización criminal más, como una de las tantas que perviven en México. Solo que esta "organización" no opera desde la clandestinidad. En lo que Lemus denomina el Cártel Judicial se cambiaron las casas de seguridad por juzgados, los centros clandestinos de mando por lujosas oficinas, los uniformes de faena, armas y carrilleras por togas, jurisprudencias y amparos, y todos los juzgadores caminan empoderados, intocables, sin ser molestados o cuestionados por la opinión pública.   El Cártel Judicial es una investigación periodística de largo alcance que pretende exponer de cuerpo completo los vicios enquistados dentro del Poder Judicial. Aquí hay nombres y datos precisos, casos detallados, eventos judiciales particulares que pretenden contribuir a la exposición de las causas que hacen evidente y urgente la necesidad de una reforma constitucional que modifique la estructura actual de este poder y garantice la supresión de los jueces-dioses que hoy tenemos: poderosos, inalcanzables, antidemocráticos y oscuros. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION The Judicial Cartel can be as lethal as the most violent criminal groups. A sentence--groundless, given lightly, without any proof, with tainted evidence, or to satisfy personal interests--can be worse than death. In the purest style of criminal organizations, Mexico's Judicial Power operates as if it were a cartel. It is not fortuitous. It would seem this branch has been overrun and turned into a guild of lawyers, both men and women, neglecting the highest duty of imparting justice.   J. Jesús Lemus uses criminal slang as analogy to understand this branch of the government as a failing power, since generally speaking, states the author, it operates as if it were just another criminal organization, one of many that thrive in Mexico. Only that this particular "organization" does not operate underground. In what Lemus calls the Judicial Cartel, drop houses are replaced by courtrooms; clandestine command centers are now luxurious offices; work clothes, guns, and chinstraps are traded for robes, jurisprudence, and injunctions, and every judge walks empowered, untouchable, unbothered or questioned by public opinion.   Judicial Cartel stems from wide-raging investigative journalism aiming to expose the full length of the Judicial Power's ingrown vices. Here you will find names and accurate information, detailed cases, particular judiciary events that intend to contribute in the exposition of the very reasons that make the need for a constitutional reform obvious and urgent, one that modifies the current structure of power and guarantees a full suppression of these judge-gods we have today: powerful, unreachable, antidemocratic, and dark. &nbsp.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. El Cártel Judicial puede ser tan letal como el más violento de los grupos delictivos; una sentencia a modo -infundada, a la ligera, sin elementos de prueba, con pruebas viciadas o para satisfacer intereses personales- puede llegar a ser peor que la muerte. Al más puro estilo de las organizaciones criminales, como si se tratara de un cártel, así opera el Poder Judicial en México. No es fortuito. Pareciera que este órgano ha sido secuestrado y convertido en una cofradía de letrados, hombres y mujeres, que se olvidaron de la más alta encomienda de impartición de justicia.   J. Jesús Lemus usa el argot criminal como analogía para entender este nivel de gobierno como un poder fallido, pues en términos generales, nos dice el autor, hoy opera como si se tratara de una organización criminal más, como una de las tantas que perviven en México. Solo que esta "organización" no opera desde la clandestinidad. En lo que Lemus denomina el Cártel Judicial se cambiaron las casas de seguridad por juzgados, los centros clandestinos de mando por lujosas oficinas, los uniformes de faena, armas y carrilleras por togas, jurisprudencias y amparos, y todos los juzgadores caminan empoderados, intocables, sin ser molestados o cuestionados por la opinión pública.   El Cártel Judicial es una investigación periodística de largo alcance que pretende exponer de cuerpo completo los vicios enquistados dentro del Poder Judicial. Aquí hay nombres y datos precisos, casos detallados, eventos judiciales particulares que pretenden contribuir a la exposición de las causas que hacen evidente y urgente la necesidad de una reforma constitucional que modifique la estructura actual de este poder y garantice la supresión de los jueces-dioses que hoy tenemos: poderosos, inalcanzables, antidemocráticos y oscuros. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION The Judicial Cartel can be as lethal as the most violent criminal groups. A sentence--groundless, given lightly, without any proof, with tainted evidence, or to satisfy personal interests--can be worse than death. In the purest style of criminal organizations, Mexico's Judicial Power operates as if it were a cartel. It is not fortuitous. It would seem this branch has been overrun and turned into a guild of lawyers, both men and women, neglecting the highest duty of imparting justice.   J. Jesús Lemus uses criminal slang as analogy to understand this branch of the government as a failing power, since generally speaking, states the author, it operates as if it were just another criminal organization, one of many that thrive in Mexico. Only that this particular "organization" does not operate underground. In what Lemus calls the Judicial Cartel, drop houses are replaced by courtrooms; clandestine command centers are now luxurious offices; work clothes, guns, and chinstraps are traded for robes, jurisprudence, and injunctions, and every judge walks empowered, untouchable, unbothered or questioned by public opinion.   Judicial Cartel stems from wide-raging investigative journalism aiming to expose the full length of the Judicial Power's ingrown vices. Here you will find names and accurate information, detailed cases, particular judiciary events that intend to contribute in the exposition of the very reasons that make the need for a constitutional reform obvious and urgent, one that modifies the current structure of power and guarantees a full suppression of these judge-gods we have today: powerful, unreachable, antidemocratic, and dark. &nbsp.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. En estos textos, hilvanados poco a poco tras amargos amaneceres detras de los barrotes, se describen hechos cotidianos simples de un hombre simple, llevado al extremo de su condicion humana.He aqui una cronica desgarradora que conduce de la mano al lector a traves de los intrincados y hediondos pasillos de la carcel federal de Puente Grande, donde durante tres anos Jesus Lemus vivio una autentica temporada en el infierno y padecio los brutales mecanismos punitivos del sistema penitenciario mexicano.En 2008, cuando Jesus Lemus dirigia el periodico El Tiempo de La Piedad, Michoacan, publico diversas notas que irritaron a las autoridades locales. La venganza de los poderosos no se hizo esperar: le fabricaron cargos criminales y lo enviaron al penal de maxima seguridad de Puente Grande. Despues de varios anos encerrado e incontables tribulaciones, Lemus consiguio la libertad. Gracias a la fuerza que el oficio de periodista le brindo, se decidio a contar su historia y la de aquellos hombres con los que compartio torturas y humillaciones.En las condiciones de reclusion mas adversas, el autor registro las conversaciones que sostuvo en el area de segregacion denominada Centro de Observacion y Clasificacion, donde dia a dia luchan por sobrevivir los presos de mas alta peligrosidad, la llamada "seleccion nacional del crimen".Al amparo del frio de la madrugada, las voces de "los malditos" comienzan a desfilar. Entre otros, hablan Daniel Arizmendi, El Mochaorejas; El Duby, ex integrante de los narcosatanicos; Juan Sanchez Limon, un lugarteniente del Lazca; Alfredo Beltran Leyva, El Mochomo; Daniel Aguilar Trevino, el asesino confeso de Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu; Mario Aburto; Rafael Caro Quintero y El Gato, un extrano personaje que hace confesiones insolitas y revela pasajes desconocidos de como eran los dias en el penal cuando El Chapo Guzman estaba preso.English DescriptionIn these texts, patched together little by little through bitter dawns behind bars, we see the simple, everyday events of a simple man, pushed to the extremes of his human condition." In 2008, when Jesus Lemus was directing the newspaper El Tiempo in La Piedad, Michoacan, he published several news items that irritated the local authorities. The revenge of those in power was not far behind: they fabricated criminal charges and sent him to the maximum security prison in Puente Grande, where he lived through a true hell and suffered from the brutal punitive mechanisms of the Mexican penitentiary system. After several years in prison and uncountable tribulations, Lemus gained his freedom. Thanks to the strength that his journalistic career gave him, he decided to tell his story and that of those men with whom he suffered torture and humiliation. In the most adverse conditions of confinement, the author captured conversations that he had with the members of the so-called "National Crime Team." But before digging into the causes of imprisonment, he concentrated on getting proof of life from within the prison. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. NUEVA EDICIONAlejandro Gertz Manero no esta acostumbrado a que se le cuestione ni critique en sus encargos publicos. Su personalidad no es la de un negociador. Es un hombre que tiene un extrano gusto por el ejercicio del poder.Durante el sexenio de Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, no se logro revertir la tendencia al alza de los indices de impunidad. Como justificante de ello, oficialmente se acuso a la inercia del estado de descomposicion social heredado de las dos anteriores administraciones federales, sin embargo, nunca se presto atencion ni se senalo la escasa actuacion de la Fiscalia General de la Republica (FGR), que es el primer organo procurador de justicia.En esta solida investigacion periodistica, J. Jesus Lemus senala que el fiscal general de la Republica, Alejandro Gertz Manero, se ha dedicado desde sus inicios, cuando comenzo a trabajar como inspector y abogado al servicio del Estado, a proteger a sus amistades e intereses personales. Y que como titular de la fiscalia ha seguido haciendo lo que mejor sabe hacer: servir a la clase privilegiada a la que pertenece y mantenerse esquivo a la hora de rendir cuentas. Este libro busca desentranar las razones por las que hoy la FGR y su titular continuan con la tendencia de impunidad marcada desde el pasado.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONNEW EDITIONAlejandro Gertz Manero is not accustomed to being questioned or criticized in his public commissions. His personality is not that of a negotiator. He is a man with a peculiar taste for the exercise of power.During the administration of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the upward trend in impunity rates could not be reversed. Officially, this was blamed on the inertia of social decay inherited from the two previous administrations. However, little attention was given to the limited actionor inactionof the Office of the Attorney General (FGR), the nations primary institution for the pursuit of justice.In this thorough work of investigative journalism, J. Jesus Lemus argues that Alejandro Gertz Manero, Mexicos attorney general, has devoted his careerfrom his beginnings as inspector and lawyer serving the Stateto protecting his friends and personal interests. As the head of the FGR, he has continued to do what he knows best: serve the privileged class to which he belongs while evading accountability. This book seeks to uncover the reasons why both the FGR and its director remain mired in an inherited pattern of persistent impunity. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Esta no es una historia mas de narcotrafico. Se trata de la mas vergonzosa de las historias de corrupcion nacidas en el seno del Estado mexicano, que termino asentada en el fondo del mundo del narcotrafico. Es la historia contemporanea delictiva que mas ha dolido a toda la nacion mexicana. Se ha dicho que el crimen organizado tiene dos variables: la que funciona de manera independiente y la que opera desde el poder. Pero que sucede cuando el encargado de la seguridad publica trabaja para los que deberia combatir? Tras una rigurosa exploracion documental y testimonial en expedientes judiciales, averiguaciones y sentencias, declaraciones de sentenciados, acusados y testigos, asi como anos de investigacion periodistica en torno a los protagonistas del narcotrafico, en este libro se expone como Genaro Garcia Luna fue el mas firme aliado del Cartel de Sinaloa.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONThis is not just another drug trade story. We are talking about the most embarrassing corruption story born within the Mexican government, which ended up settled at the bottom of the drug world. It is the modern-day criminal story that has hurt the entire Mexican nation the most.It has been said that organized crime has two variables: the one working independently and the one operating from a position of power. But what happens when the person in charge of public safety works for those he should be fighting? After a rigorous documentary and testimonial exploration of court records, inquiries and verdicts, statements by those condemned, accused, and by witnesses, as well as years of journalistic research around those who played leading roles in drug trafficking, here we see how Genaro Garcia Luna was the strongest ally of the Sinaloa Cartel. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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