by Baltasar Garzón · Editorial Planeta · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788408257400
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In 'The Guises of Fascism,' Baltasar Garzón offers a personal look at cases of fascism and new, hidden forms that threaten today's democracy. The author examines the spheres where this ideology hides, which has evolved from the 1930s to contemporary realities. Through cases in which he has been involved, Garzón explores cowardice in the face of radicals, intolerant extremism, extremist threats, favors to dictators, and judicial control. In addition, he analyzes the role of networks and media subservient to power, which act as authoritarian regimes under the guise of freedom of expression. This book connects with the global and national present, offering a necessary reflection on the challenges to democracy.
Baltasar Garzón Real is a Spanish former judge in Spain's central criminal court, the Audiencia Nacional the court responsible for investigation of the most serious criminal cases, including terrorism, organised crime, crimes against humanity, Illegal drug trade, money laundering and state terrorism.
