La banca nacional y su modernización
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Este artículo fue escaneado por la Biblioteca Ecuatoriana Aurelio Espinoza Pólit.
"El auge literario fundado alrededor del realismo mágico en América Latina, captó la atención del mundo, porque describía un universo de recoleta belleza, menos evidente en otras partes, que estaba en decadencia, incluso en el continente. en su lugar, vendrá un realismo no menos literario, pero bastante menos mágico".
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/ Tomado de: Barry Levine, "Un manifiesto liberal para América Latina en una era de desencanto", del libro "El desafío neoliberal" (El fin del tercermundismo de América Latina). Grupo Editorial Norma, primera edición, 1992.