Bolivar Square

In his first historical novel, Konrad Bernheimer tells the recent history of his native country, Venezuela. His protagonist reflects the tragedy of the country, where hopeful new beginnings repeatedly fail due to the destructive bacillus of corruption.
Don Juan Vicente Morales represents one of Venezuela's last old families. His wife and only son died under tragic circumstances. When he is confronted with his young nephew's drug addiction, his life finally reaches a turning point: He declares war on drugs and corruption in Venezuela. In his friend, the editor of the newspaper in San Cristóbal, he finds an ally in the fight against the abuses. Only later does Don Juan realize that he has become a politician almost against his will. When he is urged to run for provincial governor, he makes a decision with fatal consequences for himself and his country ...

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