Juan Rodulfo Releases three new Investigative Nonfiction Books

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BURLINGTON, Vt. - s4story -- PENSACOLA, Fla., Editorial Aussie Trading, today announced the release of three investigative nonfiction titles by author Juan Rodulfo, published in the last week of October 2026. The books — 9 Reasons 2: Replace the Presidential System by a Parliamentary System in the US; CAPTIVE: How Washington Sold You Crap and Called It Security; and Don't Just Tax the Rich, Pay Workers What They're Owed — are available in paperback, hardcover, e-book, and audio formats through the author's official website, juanrodulfo.com, brick-and-mortar bookstores, and major online retailers.

The simultaneous release gives booksellers, librarians, and readers a single catalog with one connecting thread: each book audits a system — the Constitution, the closed market, or the paycheck — and asks who benefits and who pays. The publisher expects the titles to resonate with political science students, policy professionals, organizers, and general readers following the 2026 news cycle.

9 Reasons 2: Replace the Presidential System by a Parliamentary System in the US. Rodulfo presents a data-driven case for the most ambitious constitutional question America has avoided for 237 years: whether the presidency itself is the design flaw. Drawing on World Bank governance indicators and historical case studies from the United Kingdom, Germany, and Japan, the book argues that shutdowns, debt-ceiling standoffs, and two-party gridlock are outputs of the presidential blueprint rather than accidents.

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CAPTIVE: How Washington Sold You Crap and Called It Security. This 120-page dossier follows the receipt trail through four closed American markets: the affordable electric vehicle barred by a 100 percent tariff, the blacklisted smartphone, insulin that sells for multiples of its price abroad, and broadband routed through government-ordered intercept back doors.

Don't Just Tax the Rich, Pay Workers What They're Owed. Rodulfo's third title turns from taxation to restitution. Auditing seventeen of America's largest employers — including Walmart, Amazon, Starbucks, Tesla, McDonald's, Dollar General, and Boeing — the book traces wage-theft research, NLRB filings, GAO reports, and Economic Policy Institute data to a single pattern: wages shorted, unions challenged, subsidies banked. The book introduces the Universal Restitution Formula, a framework for calculating — and returning — what workers were never paid.
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