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  • Carlos Germán Belli

    In such books as ¡Oh hada cibernética! (1961; “O Cybernetic Fairy”), Belli creates a number of pseudoclassical figures to whom he addresses his complaints: these include Fisco, the god of income; and the Hada Cibernética (“The Cybernetic Fairy”), a sort of fairy godmother who represents technological advances that would…

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    In such books as ¡Oh hada cibernética! (1961; “O Cybernetic Fairy”), Belli creates a number of pseudoclassical figures to whom he addresses his complaints: these include Fisco, the god of income; and the Hada Cibernética (“The Cybernetic Fairy”), a sort of fairy godmother who represents technological advances that would…

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