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I, King Trump offers a sweeping, incisive exploration of Donald Trump's return to the White House and the political age he has transformed. With a sharp narrative voice and accessible analysis, Marcelo Ungarit reveals how Trump reshaped American democracy-not through policy, but through story, emotion, and spectacle. The book follows the rise of a leader who turned grievance into collective identity, economics into a weapon of intimidation, and diplomacy into a stage performance. From tariff wars and geopolitical tensions to the collapse of bipartisan trust at home, Ungarit shows how Trump's influence extends far beyond his presidency, shaping a global wave of leaders who imitate his method: divide, provoke, and dominate the narrative. Inside these pages you will discover: How Trump reframed resentment as a political engine How ""America First"" altered alliances, diplomacy, and global stability How the President transformed truth into a negotiable asset How Trumpism became a global template for far-right movements Why his shadow will outlast his time in office More than a political portrait, I, King Trump is the story of an era where emotion overtakes reason, spectacle overtakes governance, and the power of myth shapes the fate of nations. A compelling, essential read for anyone seeking to understand the United States of today-and the world being remade around it.

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Marcelo Ungarit, seudónimo elegido para preservar la independencia de su discurso, es un autor que trabaja en la intersección de la investigación, la divulgación y la narrativa contemporánea. Su obra parte de una premisa sencilla pero urgente: entender los grandes desafíos de nuestro tiempo -desde la expansión de la ultraderecha continental hasta la crisis climática y los conflictos invisibilizados- implica escucharlos, nombrarlos y traducirlos para un público amplio. Publicado por Ediciones Doble A en 2025, Ungarit ha abordado en La Internacional Ultraderechista la metamorfosis del reaccionarismo global (ISBN 979-82-327-0094-2) y en Genocide in Gaza (ISBN 979-82-329-5934-0) el dolor y la geopolítica del conflicto palestino-israelí. Sus textos se editan en español e inglés, y están disponibles en formato e-book, impreso y audiolibro, reflejando su estrategia de llegar a múltiples plataformas. Con una voz directa, sin concesiones superficiales, y una estructura ágil, Ungarit se posiciona como un autor comprometido con la claridad, el rigor y la accesibilidad.

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