During the 1982 European summer, a young Diego Armando Maradona debuted in a World Cup, while a renowned Mario Vargas Llosa, established figure of Hispanic -American literature, explored a little familiar facet: that of sports journalist. During the World Cup in Spain, the Nobel Prize for Literature assumed the role of a journalist to report on the most prominent football tournament, and since his critical opinion, he pressed something that the world would soon verify: the unwavering growth of a n...
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