by T.D. Allman · Tendencias · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788479535827
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«El hombre más peligroso del mundo» is the political critique essay by T.D. Allman, published by Tendencias in hardcover (272 pages, in Spanish).
T.D. Allman, a journalist with decades of experience covering the events that have shaped the United States, analyzes George W. Bush's presidency after 9/11. He presents him as a president who squandered international solidarity, ignored agreements such as Kyoto or the nuclear test moratorium, and led the country into wars based on lies. The author combines sharp humor and first-hand knowledge of key people and places to portray a use of power he considers a monumental mistake with global consequences.
The book belongs to the Tendencias collection of publisher Urano. The original English publication was titled «Rogue State: America at War With the World».
Recommended for readers interested in international politics, criticism of George W. Bush's government, and analysis of US power after the September 11 attacks.
