Jorge Núñez Sánchez

He studied the topic "oligarchy and imperialism" and finished his first semester, but due to the serious financial crisis of 1976, which resulted in the devaluation of the Mexican peso by 100%, the government abolished all scholarships and he had to return to Quito in December.

[3] He returned to Ecuador from Mexico with enough material to write a non-fiction book titled "The Endless War: United States vs Latin America" (Quito, 1980) which has gone through 4 editions.

The book related the number of attacks on Latin American republics, from the Monroe Doctrine to the interventions in Central America, notably in the case of Nicaragua, Cuba, Grenada, et al.

He also wrote a renowned yet controversial book "Myth of Independence" (1976) which explained how, through war, the oligarchy, who already had a socioeconomic advantage, had gained the political power in the Royal Audience of Quito.

In 1989 he went to Seville, Spain, with a one-year scholarship as a researcher in the Archive of the Indies and wrote a long study titled ""History of the Ecuadorian oligarchy 1750-1912" which he completed in 1992 and gave to CONUEP for publication.

In 1989 he published in Quito a book titled "Historical Consciousness of Andrés Bello" In 1990 he was elected president of the Association of Latin American and Caribbean Historians ADHILAC, during the "V International Meeting" held in São Paulo.

Since 1993 he had traveled annually as a visiting professor of the University of Brasilia and Michoacan de San Nicolas Hidalgo, to teach liberal art courses.