Manglano is often considered the "father of modern Spanish intelligence". The book reveals how he professionalized the service while managing explosive political secrets that could have toppled governments. About the Authors
The book is based on "The Manglano Papers"—a massive personal archive consisting of over 200 kg of documents , including daily agendas, handwritten notebooks, and classified intelligence reports that Manglano kept secret for decades. El jefe de los espias - Juan Fernandez & Javier...
Published in October 2021 by , the work is a definitive biography of General Emilio Alonso Manglano , the director of Spain's intelligence service ( CESID , now CNI) from 1981 to 1995. Key Details of the Book Manglano is often considered the "father of modern
It covers critical moments in modern Spanish history, including the 23-F attempted coup , the fight against ETA terrorism , the "dirty war" (GAL), and the personal relationships between the intelligence chief and figures like King Juan Carlos I , Felipe GonzГЎlez , and Adolfo SuГЎrez . Published in October 2021 by , the work
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