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Miguel Angel Asturias: Sobre la Literatura y el desarrollo económico

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Miguel Angel Asturias, premio Nobel 1965 y diplomático guatemalteco, habla sobre literatura, sus primeros poemas, el rol de la UNESCO en el desarrollo económico de América Latina, así como sobre lo que supuso en su carrera recibir el Premio Nobel.

País/lugar: Guatemala,
Tipo: Interview
Duración: 00:12:42
Editor/productor: UNESCO TV,

Versión original: Audio recording.cassette.CD-Rom
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Archives reference: AUD-EV/ADM/BPI/0042
Source ref.: ADM/BPI/CD0100-4
Rights holder/Droits: UNESCO

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