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       Date: September 9, 2023, 4:31 am
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       The armchair is surrounded by embroidered pillows – some with
       flowers, others with birds, one with the face of Andrés Manuel
       López Obrador. The spacious dining room shines with its
       paintings, its decorations and an extensive library. I take some
       photos of the living room that, of course, turn out wrong. I
       then see Elena coming down the stairs. She is dressed in pink. A
       pink sweatshirt, pink pants, the only thing missing is some pink
       shoes. But no, she is wearing white sneakers. "Oh, excuse me,
       I'm just a little sick today," she says as she goes downstairs.
       I already feel like I came to Phone Number List
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       you. Guilt is wise. But it is impossible
       to recalibrate: tomorrow I will no longer be in Mexico. The
       author of La noche de Tlatelolco and Hasta no verte Jesús mio
       and winner of the 2013 Cervantes Prize sits in an armchair and,
       like an experienced interviewer, asks me some questions before I
       start asking them. This is my fear: the difficulty of
       interviewing Elena Poniatowska lies in interviewing an
       interviewer.
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       She may be, as she actually is, a chronicler and a writer, but
       she who has read some of her interviews collected in the Todo
       México volumes she knows that the gift of questioning pursues
       her. And there is nothing more difficult than asking a
       questioner. Except for her, who made direct questioning and
       intervention and comments in interviews an art (as demonstrated
       by her "failed" interview with the Catholic writer François
       Mauriac, Nobel Prize winner in 1952, in which, after confessing
       that had not read it, he ended up carrying out a hilarious
       interview – much better than if it had gone “well” –, which the
       author of Nudo de viboras and The Lamb himself praised.
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