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The National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA) regretted the death of the writer and journalist Maria Luisa "China" Mendoza at the age of 88 in Mexico City because of health complications he had been suffering for some time. His remains will be veiled at the Gayoso funeral home of Felix Cuevas starting at 3:00 pm
His family confirmed that due to a respiratory arrest that he suffered yesterday afternoon, the 28 June, he had to be moved In his Twitter account, the director general of INBA, Lidia Camacho, said: Reject with sadness Maria (SIC) Luisa "China" Mendoza, owner of an agile writing , fresh and endearing. I express my condolences to your family, friends and colleagues. Rest in peace.
I sadly reject Maria Luisa "China" Mendoza, owner of an agile, fresh, endearing writing. I express my condolences to your family, friends and colleagues. Rest in peace
– Lidia Camacho (@LyCamacho) June 29, 2018
Maria Luisa Mendoza was born in Guanajuato on May 17, 1930 and died in Mexico City on June 29, 2018.
Essayist and narrator. He studied modern literature at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and was a stage designer at the School of Theater Arts of Mexico. National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA) Master of scenography and journalism ; secretary of the Academy Awards Commission of Arts and Cinematographic Sciences; commentator on television; Federal Deputy of the State of Guanajuato
Founder of El Día, Collaborator of Excelsior, World Cinema, El Día, El Gallo Ilustrado, El Sol de México, El Universal, El Zócalo, Excélsior Weekend, Woman of today, Novedades and Revista Mujeres.
"Who, how, when, where and why … I am exactly that, the answer to the backbone of journalism and omnipresent servant in my literature."
The National Institute of Fine Arts regrets the death of journalist and writer María Luisa "China" Mendoza. pic.twitter.com/LvTlRaAaoe
– Bellas Artes (@bellasartesinba) June 29, 2018
He was a comrade of the Mexican Writers' Center, 1968; member of the Nacinal System of Artistic Creators, 197 and 1999.
Magda Donato Prize, 1971, for With him, with me, with us three. National Prize for Journalism and Bernal Díaz del Castillo Prize, 1972, by Chronicles of Chile. Honorable Mention Francisco Zarco, for a Journalistic Work of Higher National Interest, 1975. National Journalism Award, for his program One Day a Writer, on Mexican Television, and for his career, 1984.
Among his published works is located: Maria Luisa Mendoza. Feature film: Menguas y contrafuertes (autobiography), Mexico, UNAM / Corunda, 1991. In brief: Flying paper eyes, Mexico, Joaquín Mortiz, 1985. In an essay: Critique of criticism, Mexico, UNAM, 1966. What is it? that it happens with the theater in Mexico ?, Mexico, Novaro, 1971. 2 words 2 (in collaboration with Edmundo Domínguez Aragonés), Mexico, Presidency of the Republic, 1972. Hey you !, Samo, 1973. Small machine to manufacture Carmen Parra), edition of the author, 1973. Things, Mexico, Joaquín Mortiz, 1976. The Juarez Theater, Mexico, University of Guanajuato, 1978. The portrait of my people, Mexico, Guanajuato, National Institute of Art. Anthropology and History (INAH) / Museum of the Alhóndiga de Granaditas, 1980.
* amgl
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