A la sombra del poder. Administración y corrupción en las Filipinas hispánicas, el caso de Manuel Estacio Venega
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https://doi.org/10.26512/hh.v2i3.10790Keywords:
Filipinas, siglo XVII, poder, corrupción, administraciónAbstract
Una de las consecuencias más inmediatas del poder en las cortes virreinales y en las audiencias fue la delegación de parte de ese mismo poder a personas de confianza. Algunas de ellas, como el caso de Manuel Estacio, forjaron redes a la sombra de la administración para el propio beneficio, gestándose una dinámica corrupta y tiránica.
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