A personal, city-anchored journey from 1914 to 2026, using Baghdad and Cairo as “witness cities” to show how imperial treaties, mandate borders, and great-power strategy transformed a plural region into a permanent crisis.
A minor navigational incident on the Nile reveals a larger tension between tourism, environmental responsibility, and centuries of accumulated river knowledge in Upper Egypt.
Los jóvenes soñaban y soñamos. Los dirigentes no. Del mito revolucionario al poder que se protege, una lectura sobre los viejos sabios, la amnesia imperial y la persistencia del orden absoluto bajo nuevas máscaras.
