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2021-11-25T23:34:57.543Z
The classic of Latin American literature, Mario Vargas Llosa, was elected to the French Academy. He became the first non-French writer in the nearly 400-year history of the institution. “Vargas Llosa was elected in the first round and will take the seat at number 18,” TASS reports from the academy. Founded in 1635 in Paris by Cardinal Richelieu, it now has 35 academicians who are elected for life.
He became the first non-French writer in the nearly 400-year history of the institution.
“Vargas Llosa was elected in the first round and will take the seat at number 18,” TASS reports from the academy.
Founded in 1635 in Paris by Cardinal Richelieu, it now has 35 academicians who are elected for life.
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