Vargas Llosa against fanaticism, by Ricardo Dudda

During the years in which he wrote fortnightly a grandstand in El País, Mario Vargas Llosa became the type of person of which many said things like "stupendous writer, even if he disagrees with him politically" or "although he is in my ideological antipodes...".As Daniel Gascón has written, "It was almost a common place to say 'Vargas Llosa, from whom I feel so far away in his political positions, however': this happened when I defended question…

The writer is being watched in the family home, where the president of Peru, Dina Boluarte, moved

“Oppose freedom to fanaticism”, defended Macron. “Committed to the time in which he lived,” recalled writer Carmen Posadas. “A master of narrative in Spanish,” praised the Gabo Foundation.