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EDUARDO GALEANO (1940-2015) OVERLEDEN

galeano21Eduardo Hughes Galeano (Montevideo 1940–2015) was een Uruguayaans journalist en schrijver. Zijn bekendste werken zijn Las venas abiertas de América Latina (1971 vert. Aderlating van een continent) en Memoria del fuego (1986). Galeano vermengt in zijn boeken fictie, journalistiek en geschiedschrijving. Hij geldt als een van de belangrijkste Zuid-Amerikaanse schrijvers.
Na een militaire staatsgreep in 1973 belandde Galeano in de gevangenis en later moest hij Uruguay ontvluchten. In 1985 keerde hij terug naar Montevideo.
Eduardo Galeano overleed op 13 april 2015 op 74-jarige leeftijd aan longkanker.

Beknopte bibliografie:
Los días siguientes (1962)
China, Crónica De Un Desafío (1964)
Guatemala: Occupied Country (1967)
Su majestad el fútbol (1968)
Las venas abiertas de América Latina (1971)
Memoria del fuego (1982–1986)
Mirrors: Stories of Almost Everyone (2009)

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