
CÓMO TODO ACABÓ Y VOLVIÓ A EMPEZAR
E. L. Doctorow
1975 · 2013 edition
240 pages
Books about corruption follow power used for private gain. Bribed officials, rigged contracts and the few people who try to expose them appear in thrillers, investigative reporting and novels set in every kind of institution. They are stories about what money and influence can buy. The newest come first. Only books in Spanish are listed.

E. L. Doctorow
1975 · 2013 edition
240 pages

Jorge Ibargüengoitia
1977 · 2018 edition
185 pages

Jack Ewing
Published 2013
368 pages

Fernando Carrillo Flórez
Published 2000
352 pages

Agustín Beroes
Published 1990
287 pages

Freddy Aguasvivas
Published 2009
571 pages

Óscar Báez Soto
Published 2013
200 pages

José Reveles
2019 · 2020 edition
235 pages
Mario Vargas Llosa
1971 · 1987 edition
394 pages

Luis Jochamowitz, Vladimiro Montesinos Torres
2002 · 2019 edition
280 pages

Lydia Cacho
2006 · 2015 edition
272 pages

Julián F. Martínez
2016 · 2021 edition
318 pages

Ceferino Reato
Published 1996
300 pages

Marina Luz Zuluaga Gómez, Pérez González, Nancy Eddi, Bedoya Alzate, Faride Alegría
Published 2005
47 pages

Florencia Halfon Laksman
Published 2020
316 pages

German Dehesa
Published 2002
108 pages

Herta Müller
1994 · 2010 edition
196 pages

Guillermo Dávila Muñoz
Published 2001
140 pages

Gustavo Petro
Published 2005
175 pages

Víctor Cofré
Published 2019
410 pages

Francisco José Sintura Varela, Rodríguez García, Nicolás, editor of compilation
Published 2013
503 pages

Huston Smith
1970 · 2002 edition
440 pages

Costa Rica
Published 2005
44 pages

Lorenzo Silva
2012 · 2023 edition
400 pages