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[RED DEMOCRATICA] NOTAS : García Márquez gana juicio por novela Personaje que inspiró Crónica de una muerte anunciada lo demandó

Literatura. Desestiman el pago de regalías a tercero

García Márquez gana juicio por novela

Personaje que inspiró Crónica de una muerte anunciada lo demandó

[Bogotá, Efe] El Tribunal Superior de Barranquilla, en el norte de Colombia, falló a favor del escritor Gabriel García Márquez al desestimar una demanda interpuesta en segunda instancia por Miguel Reyes Palencia, nonagenario que inspiró al Nobel la trama de la novela Crónica de una muerte anunciada.
El sentido de la sentencia, dijo ayer el abogado de García Márquez, Alfonso Gómez Méndez, respalda anteriores decisiones judiciales sobre la demanda y confirma los argumentos del literato y su agente, la española Carmen Balcells.

Este largo proceso empezó en 1994, cuando el corredor de seguros retirado Reyes Palencia interpuso una demanda contra el Nobel y su hermano ya fallecido Eligio, porque al hacerle protagonista en las novelas que escribieron, Crónica de una muerte anunciada y La tercera muerte de Santiago Nassar, respectivamente, dañaron su honra y su dignidad.

La historia del demandante, que se identificó como el personaje en una entrevista, sirvió de base para construir el perfil de "Bayardo San Román", que en Crónica de una muerte anunciada devolvió a su esposa ("Ángela Vicario") a sus suegros la misma noche de bodas al comprobar que no era virgen y desencadenar así una tragedia.

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[RED DEMOCRATICA] INFORM.: Encuestas... ¿qué es izquierda?

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Ya era una pregunta necesaria, lo es más en estos momentos cruciales que vive el país, por eso se la hicimos a políticos, académicos, periodistas y otros líderes de opinión.

En el trabajo que aquí presentamos encontrarán cómo definen en el Latinobarómetro al presidente Ollanta Humala y cómo lo hace él mismo; a quiénes considera y a quiénes excluye el presidente Alan García; qué es izquierda para Carlos Tapia, y ultraizquierda para Luis Favre.

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The severe funding crisis at the public-private Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria -- the world's largest financial backer of HIV treatment and prevention programs -- coupled with a drop in international donations to battle the disease is putting at risk the gains over the past decade toward achieving an AIDS-free generation. In South Africa, the world's largest anti-retroviral drug treatment program is especially vulnerable, even as the numbers of those saved by the drugs has more than doubled from 678,500 to 1.5 million over the past two years. BBC (11/29), Reuters (11/30)

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