Title: Great policital satire.
Product review: La Ley de Herodes ("Herod's Law") is one of the funniest, most biting political satires I've ever seen. I've bought 4 copies of it: one for myself, the rest as gifts. It's a side-splitting condemnation of the right-wing PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party) regime that ruled Mexico for 70 years--until the end of the 20th century--by bribes, extortion, vote-stealing and, at times, harsh violence. Thought set in Mexico circa 1947, the "absolute power corrupts absolutely" message applies anywhere--certainly including the Washington empire for the past 30 years.Todo el Poder is excellent, too, exposing the utter corruption of the Mexico DF police.
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