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Cartas de amor y rebeldía [Letters of Love and Rebellion]

By: Lydia Cacho
Narrated by: Lydia Cacho, Jaime Collepardo
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Es un viaje que nos permite acompañar a la prestigiosa Lydia Cacho a través de su carrera, sus obstáculos, sus querencias, sus fallas, sus deseos y sus pasiones.

Es un libro que enseña desde lo más humano hasta lo más profesional a hacer de la vida una pasión y que cada uno de nosotros persigamos lo que deseamos alcanzar.

En el caso de Lydia, no sólo son historias: es la creencia plena de la justicia y del valor del ser humano.

El nombre de Lydia Cacho es un nombre que resuena en cada uno de nosotros por distintos temas: búsqueda de justicia, protección a mujeres, feminista, pero sobre todo luchadora social cuando de encontrar la verdad se trata. En este maravilloso libro, tenemos la oportunidad de andar el camino a través de los ojos de esta gran mujer y entender los recovecos tanto de su vida personal, como de esos encuentros con el periodismo cara a cara y todo lo que tuvo que enfrentar: desde un secuestro, hasta el fallo a su favor este 2019.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

©2022 Lydia Cacho (P)2022 Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial S.A. de C.V. Art & Literature Journalists, Editors & Publishers
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At first, I was not sure LC would pull it off. For a while the epistolary form seems to function as a platform for self-aggrandizement in the guise of gushing letters to and from the writer-activist. As it progresses, however, and we begin to see the arc of her brave trajectory as a defender of children and women, we understand that this book is much more than that. It’s an intimate testimony of Cacho’s sacrifice, bravery, and significant contributions to the work of the human right movement in Mexico and throughout the world.

Moving! Exquisite!

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