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  • Carlos Fuentes
    Carlos Fuentes

    His first collection of stories, Los días enmascarados (1954, 2nd ed. 1966; “The Masked Days”), re-creates the past realistically and fantastically. His first novel, La región más transparente (1958; Where the Air Is Clear), which treats the theme of national identity and bitterly indicted Mexican society, won him national prestige.…

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    His first collection of stories, Los días enmascarados (1954, 2nd ed. 1966; “The Masked Days”), re-creates the past realistically and fantastically. His first novel, La región más transparente (1958; Where the Air Is Clear), which treats the theme of national identity and bitterly indicted Mexican society, won him national prestige.…

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