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Friends and family of the writer Maria Luisa "China" Mendoza who died this morning at the age of 88, was found this afternoon at Funeral Home Gayosso The novelist and essayist, born in Guanajuato in 1930, was admitted to the Hospital Nutrición since 1945 because "she was very weak, tired and had difficulty in breathe, "according to his niece. Viviana Mendoza .
After several studies that detected respiratory impairment, the writer was admitted to intensive care where she died this Friday at one in the morning.
[19659007] Chapel where the remains of María Luisa "China" Mendoza were veiled Photo: Abida Ventura
The journalist, who was described by her friends and associates as a cheerful and talkative person, dedicated his life to telling stories through literature and journalism.
His remains will be cremated tomorrow afternoon and his ashes will rest in his hometown of Guanajuato, according to his niece.
Viviana Mendoza, who has worked with her over the past five years, said that when she was talking about death, the writer said that she did not want to die. She always said, "I am not going to die, I do not want to die, I want to continue to live, I have a lot of things to do" Even so, I was still strong and I 'd have a lot to do. had this spirit that characterized her a lot. "19659004] Mendoza noted that her aunt's library will go to two institutions, as she stipulated: a part will go to the library of the University of Guanajuato and the other, perhaps at Museum of the Author, René Avilés Fabila.
The body of the writer is observed at the funeral home Gayosso de Félix Cuevas where relatives and friends of the journalist arrived.
The Secretary of Culture, Maria Cristina García Cepeda and Lidia Camacho Director of INBA, are arrived.
In addition, the writer David Martín del Campo, the journalist Carlos Marín, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Mil enio, the journalist Froilan López Narváez, as well as Carlos Romero Hicks, former director of Conacyt and former governor of Guanajuato, and Geney Beltrán Félix, coordinator of Literature of INBA.
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