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'''Rigoberta Menchu''' is a [[Guatemala]]n [[Marxist]]-[[feminist]] who wrote the phony autobiography ''I, Rigoberta Menchu, An Indian Woman in Guatemala''. She received much acclaim with her book even winning a Nobel Peace Prize. Her book contained many inventions and untruths. It was discovered that the younger brother who was supposed to have died of malnutrition was actually alive when one [[New York Times]] investigator looked into her claim.<ref>''Fidel:Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant'', [[Humberto Fontova|Humberto E. Fontova]], page 113.</ref>

'''Rigoberta Menchu''' is a [[Guatemala]]n [[Marxist]]-[[feminist]] who wrote the phony autobiography ''I, Rigoberta Menchu, An Indian Woman in Guatemala''. She received much acclaim with her book and was awarded the  [[Nobel Peace Prize]] in 1992. Her book contained many inventions and untruths. It was discovered that the younger brother who was supposed to have died of malnutrition was actually alive when one [[New York Times]] investigator looked into her claim.<ref>''Fidel:Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant'', [[Humberto Fontova|Humberto E. Fontova]], page 113.</ref>

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