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Mexico City . The journalist and writer María Luisa China Mendoza died early this morning in Mexico City at the age of 88, confirmed the National Coordination of Literature of the National Institute of Fine Arts. arts.
Depending on the addiction, the author was admitted to the nutrition hospital yesterday afternoon due to a cardio-respiratory arrest.
His remains will be veiled from 3 pm today at the funeral home Gayosso Felix Cuevas and later cremated.
Born in Guanajuato on May 17, 1930, China Mendoza was passionate about literature, journalism and politics, but especially about life, as she liked to reaffirm in her various public appearances.
It was defined as a "rainbow or aurora borealis full of stars, colors and unusual" and something that has always been blasted is to be "ignored In the literature despite his solid career
The nickname of China received him very young on behalf of his father, because of the closed caireles that characterized him at that time, and he boasted of being a full-time journalist
Member of the Legislature LIII, María Luisa China Mendoza studied Spanish Literature at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), as well as the scenography at the Theater School of INBA
He developed his journalistic work in the newspaper El Día of which he was one founders, as well as in El Universal Novedades ] Excélsior El Zocal o Cinéma du monde and the magazine Nexos among others. He has also taught in journalism and scenography.
Among his books are The scribe's dog Flying paper eyes With him, with me, with us very Of absence We went a lot of people and of love and luxury volume the latter which made him deserve the National Award of the Novel José Rubén Romero in 2001.
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