by John Freddy Müller González · Ediciones Península · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788499423753
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«Leones contra dioses» is the political economy essay by John Müller, published by Ediciones Península in paperback (296 pages, in Spanish).
Chronicle of the fight between politicians and markets in crisis-era Spain, embodied in the lions of Congress and the gods of the Stock Exchange. It analyses how Zapatero and Rajoy revised their policies in the face of the risk premium and why that momentary victory was a missed opportunity to modernise the country.
It belongs to the Atalaya collection of Ediciones Península. The author, John Freddy Müller González, is a Chilean journalist and was deputy editor of the newspaper El Mundo.
Aimed at readers interested in Spanish economic policy, the 2008 crisis and the management of the Zapatero and Rajoy governments.
