" Season of Zopilotes " is the title with which we find a book full with nostalgia , feeling obliged when , letter by letter you go along with the author each one of the facts that resulted in the murderous murder of Francisco Ignacio Madero and Jose Maria Pino Suárez . This is a book from Paco Ignacio Taibo II that takes place in the famous “ Decena Tragica ”, this moment of the Mexican revolution was full of blood and an infinite number Treachery ; in his book , the author tells the story of the before , the after and the moment of the of Francisco I . Madero , before Francisco Madero , the president of Mexico was Porfirio Diaz , his government was full of social disadvantage and no equality for workers and people that work on the rural sides of Mexico , all of this together lead to people organizing a revolution . Taibo II sees the revolution as an opportunity to grow and proliferate in the high society for people like demagogues and populists , which he calls “ zopilotes or Buzzards ”.
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Literary criticism
By : Kevin Murray
T E M P O R A D A D E Z O P I L O T E S
" Season of Zopilotes " is the title with which we find a book full with nostalgia , feeling obliged when , letter by letter you go along with the author each one of the facts that resulted in the murderous murder of Francisco Ignacio Madero and Jose Maria Pino Suárez . This is a book from Paco Ignacio Taibo II that takes place in the famous “ Decena Tragica ”, this moment of the Mexican revolution was full of blood and an infinite number Treachery ; in his book , the author tells the story of the before , the after and the moment of the of Francisco I . Madero , before Francisco Madero , the president of Mexico was Porfirio Diaz , his government was full of social disadvantage and no equality for workers and people that work on the rural sides of Mexico , all of this together lead to people organizing a revolution . Taibo II sees the revolution as an opportunity to grow and proliferate in the high society for people like demagogues and populists , which he calls “ zopilotes or Buzzards ”.