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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: September 9, 2023, 4:46 am
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       That situation, fortunately, has changed a lot. Today there are
       many journalists, there are newspaper editors, but at that time
       it was not like that. Was it all this combination of factors
       (family history, the recognition of poverty, the practice of
       journalism in prison, the evidence that women had fewer
       possibilities) that placed you in what we could call left-wing
       thinking? ? I think my interests simply took me there. I really
       didn't know very well what it was, just that I was interested in
       a social group very different from mine. I was a privileged
       child and found myself interested in people with lives very
       different from mine.
       They were people who suffered, who worked very hard. Of Phone
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       my family also worked and my parents had
       suffered the horrors of war, but we had a much superior
       situation to that of the people who wrote me letters, those I
       treated in prison, those I talked to regularly. in popular
       areas. What those people told me interested me, I was very
       passionate about it and it was far superior to what I could hear
       at the parties of 17 or 18 year old girls that I went to. I
       think that's what happened.
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       In this meeting of lives and worlds different from his own
       enters one of his most important books. I am referring to Hasta
       no verte Jesús mio , in which you recount the life of a soldier
       of the Mexican revolution named Josefina Bórquez, whom you
       rename in your novel Jesusa Palancares. How did you meet
       Josefina? And why did she decide to write her story at a time
       when most of the works associated with the revolution told of
       the great battles of generals and male heroes? As it says, the
       real name of Jesusa Palancares – the character in my novel – was
       Josefina Bórquez.
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