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Este esclarecedor ensayo nos presenta una reflexión sobre la geopolítica actual a nivel mundial, así como los hechos incontestables que podrían llevar a una Tercera Guerra Mundial, sin olvidar quién podría salir beneficiado de todo ello: el misterioso Club Bilderberg.
Cristina Martín Jiménez es una autora e investigadora especializada en el Club Bilderberg. Sus libros, centrados en el funcionamiento y los secretos de esta institución, se han convertido en best-sellers y le han granjeado fama mundial. Hoy en día se dedica en exclusiva a sus ensayos mientras sigue investigando sobre esta enigmática organización.
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- Bernahil Mosquera
- 07-01-23
Muy esclarecedor
Da una idea muy clara de lo que ocurre en esos círculos de poder y de cómo son manipulados los gobernantes del mundo
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- 12-21-21
Muy superficial
El libro sugiere que conoceremos los planes importantes del club, pero no revela realmente nada ultra secreto que no se pueda consultar facilmente en la red, tampoco profundiza en los que estan detras de la cortina del Club Bilderberg, más bién es una narrativa de personajes políiticos que están ligados al club y que han asistido. personajes que sabemos que son titeteres de los que manejan el club, la portada es más marketing que grandes revelaciones.
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