Gabriel José de la Concordia García Márquez, was born in Aracataca, Colombia on March 6, 1927. Writer, novelist, short story writer, screenwriter and journalist. In 1982 he received the Nobel Prize for Literature. Known familiarly and by friends as Gabito or Gabo. Continúa leyendo LOS IMPERDIBLES DE GABRIEL GARCÍA MÁRQUEZ
The meeting between President Joe Biden and his Mexican counterpart, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, aroused opinions on both sides of the southern border of the United States. Continúa leyendo EDITORIAL: DE LO DICHO A LO HECHO, HAY UN GRAN TRECHO.
The VI International Poetry Festival (Mexico City and State of Mexico) has started in coordination with Castilla y León Poesía en Tránsito, which has been given life by Álvaro Mata Guillé, Costa Rican-Mexican poet, essayist and theater director, who this year accompanied by poets and artists who come to the call from different countries, pay tribute to the multi-award winning Venezuelan poet Rafael Cadenas. Continúa leyendo MÉXICO: Alvaro Mata Guillé INTERNATIONAL POETRY FESTIVAL, IN THE PLACE OF THE SHIELDS.
EL MAESTRO LUY, destaca como siempre por su tenacidad e ingenio que le han catapultado en el Mundo con publicaciones en más de cien países a lo largo de su reconocida trayectoria. Continúa leyendo THIS IS HOW I SEE THE WORLD IN CARTOONS
THE MASTER LUY, stands out as always for his tenacity and ingenuity that have catapulted him around the world with publications in more than one hundred countries throughout his renowned career. Continúa leyendo ASI T-VEO MUNDO EN CARICATURAS
Life seemed normal, daily work in the office, family, and stress as part of everyday life. Living in a metropolis, traffic and responsibilities increasing, with just 40 years of age, and a prominent position in the bureaucracy, there was not much time left to realize that over the years a pain in the left shoulder was present Continúa leyendo MÉXICO: UNA HISTORIA DE VIDA CON PARKINSON
