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Archive | May 20, 2012
Carlos Fuentes, RIP
Carlos Fuentes, Mexico’s dominant literary figure over the past many decades, passed away several days ago. He was a remarkable writer—international in taste (serving as Mexcico’s ambassador to France at one point), but resolutely ground in Mexico’s complex and often tragic history. Fuentes was probably best known in the US for The Old Gringo, but […]
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