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El ministerio de la verdad / The Ministry of Truth by Carlos Augusto Casas (Hardcover, 2021)

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ESPANA, 2030. ?TE ATREVES A PENSAR POR TI MISMO? Un thriller adictivo e inteligente que rinde homenaje a 1984, el clasico de George Orwell. En una sociedad vacia y marcada por las diferencias de clase, casi todos aceptan sin oposicion la perdida de libertades y las prohibiciones. Nadie se hace preguntas. Tras la Gran Pandemia, ya son muy pocos quienes se atreven a recordar que un mundo mejor fue posible. Julia Romero es una joven periodista que se niega a aceptar la version oficial de que su padre, un reportero que abandono repentinamente el oficio anos atras, se ha suicidado. Cuando Julia descubre que todo rastro de los articulos de su padre ha desaparecido, su investigacion la conducira hacia el todopoderoso Ministerio de la Verdad, el organismo responsable de controlar y manipular la informacion que llega a los ciudadanos. ?Que habia descubierto su padre? ?Quien le ha asesinado? Mientras, una red clandestina de resistencia vigila a Julia desde la distancia. Son ellos quienes a menudo dejan viejos ejemplares de 1984, la gran novela de George Orwell, en los buzones de quienes estan en peligro. Es la senal de que los sicarios del Ministerio estan ya muy cerca. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION SPAIN, 2030. DO YOU DARE TO THINK FOR YOURSELF? An addictive and clever thriller that pays homage to George Orwell's classic 1984. In an empty society marked by class differences, almost everyone accepts without opposition the loss of freedoms and prohibitions. Nobody asks questions. After the Great Pandemic, there are already very few who dare to remember that a better world was possible. Julia Romero is a young journalist who refuses to accept the official version that her father, a reporter who suddenly left the profession years ago, has committed suicide. When Julia discovers that all traces of her father's articles have disappeared, her investigation will lead her to the all-powerful Ministry of Truth, the body responsible for controlling and manipulating the information that reaches citizens. What had her father discovered? Who has murdered him? Meanwhile, a clandestine resistance network watches Julia from a distance. It's they who often leave old copies of 1984, George Orwell's great novel, in the mailboxes of those in trouble. It's the sign that the hitmen of the Ministry are already very close.