Résultats pour "El Dorado" dans Biographies et mémoires

Hosted by the incisive and unflinching Jack Madoxx, El Dorado: The City Worth Killing For unravels the truth behind the world's most dangerous legend. Through forensic storytelling and cold-case clarity, Jack exposes the lies, vanishings, forged maps, colonial ambition, and human obsession that kept the myth alive for centuries. From the original Muisca ceremony misinterpreted by Spanish conquistadors to the systematic cartographic fraud that guided expeditions toward nothing, from the explorers who disappeared into the Amazon to the jungle that devoured them all, this series is a ...

In 1594, English adventurer Sir Walter Ralegh heard the story of a lost city in South America from a Spanish conquistador. Setting out from Plymouth in February 1595, Ralegh reached the mouth of the Orinoco River and travelled over 400 miles inland to find it. Along the way, he captured galleons full of treasure, fought the Spanish and befriended the indigenous peoples.

El 15 de abril de 1986, tras una oleada de atentados contra intereses occidentales respaldados por, Muammar al-Gadafi, Ronald Reagan la ejecución de la “Operación el Dorado Canyon” destinada a acabar con el dictador libio. Ningún país de la OTAN apoyó militarmente esta operación. Ante la precariedad de medios, la CIA solicitó ayuda a España. Dentro del más absoluto secreto, el CESID traslada a un agente español a Libia para localizar a Gadafi que terminaría convirtiéndose en la única fuente de información sobre el terreno.