On October 21, 1934, LA PRENSA of Buenos Aires was kind enough to host my first article on its pages, on the discovery I made of the Mochicas ideographic writing system. To verify this theory, of a revolutionary nature, I have already compiled thousands of archaeological documents, which have contri
Tiradentes, nickname of Joaquim José da Silva Xavier (1746-1792), was one of the participants of the Inconfidência Mineira, a movement that aimed to proclaim the captaincy of Minhas Gerais as an independent Republic. Sentenced for treason, he received the death penalty by hanging, being hanged in 17
by Carlos M. Ayala Corao Bolivian journalist, editor of El Heraldo Karl Marx referred to Simón Bolívar as the most cowardly, brutal and miserable scoundrel. Bolívar is the true Soulouque, (Marxs letter to Engels dated 2-14-1858). On that same occasion, he affirmed that Bolívar was a myth of popular
He was the most courageous of the sons of Manco Inca, the one who followed his example, with faith and tenacity. Fatally, he was unable to win the mighty army of Francisco de Toledo. The sons of Manco Inca and the succession to the throne The young Manco Inca left behind five sons and several daug