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| − | '''Carlos Fuentes Macías ''' (born on November 11, 1928) Mexican writer. One of Mexico's best-known citizens. He received a law degree at Mexico's National Autonomous University. | + | '''Carlos Fuentes Macías ''' (born on November 11, 1928) [[Mexican]] writer. One of Mexico's best-known citizens. He received a law degree at Mexico's National Autonomous University. |
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| | Fuentes is considered one of the best-known living novelists and essayists in the Spanish-speaking world. | | Fuentes is considered one of the best-known living novelists and essayists in the Spanish-speaking world. |
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| | Some of his works include: ''La región más transparente'', Where the Air Is Clear (1959), | | Some of his works include: ''La región más transparente'', Where the Air Is Clear (1959), |
| − | ''La muerte de Artemio Cruz'', The Death of Artemio Cruz (1962), ''Gringo viejo'' (The Old Gringo) (1985) and ''Contra Bush'' (2004). | + | ''La muerte de Artemio Cruz'', The Death of Artemio Cruz (1962), ''Gringo viejo'' The Old Gringo (1985) and ''Contra Bush'' (2004). |
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| − | Fuentes' novel ''Gringo viejo'', the first American bestseller written by a Mexican author, was filmed as ''Old Gringo'' (1989) starring [[Gregory Peck]] and [[Jane Fonda]]. | + | Fuentes' novel ''Gringo viejo'', the first American bestseller written by a Mexican author, was filmed as ''Old Gringo'' (1989) starring Gregory Peck and [[Jane Fonda]]. |
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| | In 1999 he received the Medal "Belisario Domínguez". | | In 1999 he received the Medal "Belisario Domínguez". |