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In this book, "Irish Times" and "Guardian" journalist Michael McCaughan investigates not only the rise of the charismatic former army office, but also the deep division in Venezuela, and examines the conundrum of Chavez' Venezuela and its place within the hemispheric interests of George Bush's Imperium.

Rodolfo Walsh was a writer of crime novels, a tireless investigative journalist who uncovered real political crimes, an instant historian of a turbulent and violent era in Argentinian and Latin American politics.This is an account of Rudolfo Walsh's life. It includes extended excerpts from his varied writings.

Titanic was not only a ship that embodied technological achievement, she was a microcosm of western civilisation and its misplaced certainties in a gilded age before World War 1. She was the second of an intended trio of huge passenger vessels built by Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line's premier service between Southampton and New York.

Guardian" reporter McCaughan captures the drama of challenges to Chavez's presidency in the courts and on the streets of Caracas.

The author tells of both a journey around Ireland, and his journey to reconnect with his roots, with the Irish language.

Lavishly illustrated with the official photographs of Titanic shipbuilders Harland & Wolff, The Birth of the Titanic presents an unprecedented insight into the four years it took to construct the mighty ship in Belfast, Ireland.