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Verdades que dicen que no se cuentan

Verdades que dicen que no se cuentan

Mariam Robles

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Editorial Factor Literario
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Memorias
ISBN:
9786310168913
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Hay libros que no buscan adornar la herida, sino nombrarla. Verdades que dicen que no se cuentan es un testimonio autobiográfico en el que Mariam Robles convierte una experiencia íntima y judicial en una narración directa, dolorosa y necesaria, aportando una voz sensible y firme a la literatura testimonial sobre violencia, maternidad y reconstrucción personal.Mariam, madre de seis hijos, escribe para que su voz sea escuchada y su dignidad defendida. Frente a una historia marcada por el miedo, el control, el silencio y una batalla judicial que intenta reducirla a una versión ajena de sí misma, decide tomar la pluma y contar aquello que durante años pareció imposible decir.¿Qué ocurre cuando una mujer deja de callar? ¿Cuánta verdad cabe en una vida que intenta volver a empezar? Esta es una invitación a leer una historia de dolor, resistencia y búsqueda de justicia; una historia donde la palabra se vuelve refugio, prueba y libertad. 10

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