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A 7 page paper which examines the author Gabriel Garcia Marquez and his involvement with Colombia in relationship to Pablo Escobar. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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if not in the history of Latin American literature. He is well known for his use of magical realism and his profoundly deep and intriguing works. He is also well
known in his country for being politically involved. The following paper offers research regarding Marquez involvement in politics while also discussing the criminal Pablo Escobar. Gabriel Garcia Marquez
and Pablo Escobar "Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Nobel Prize laureate, socialist, storyteller, representative of the lyrical Colombian soul. A man who has stood steadfast
by his beliefs and has lived most of his life exiled from the country of his birth and which he poetically describes in his books" (Paez). While his work is
poetic, it is also work that is seen as very controversial in relationship to his homeland of Colombia. In short, he has always been involved in, at the very least,
reacting to the history he sees unfold. He is not simply an author who comments on the realities and the struggles he sees, but a man who also sets out
to find balance as he approaches, and knows, many well known political figures such as Castro. On the other side of this
rich and poetic Colombia resides the historical figure that was Pablo Escobar Gaviria: "narcotics kingpin, terrorist, killer, Boss, Godfather, representative of the violence that is so much a part of
the history of Colombia and the character of its people" (Paez). As Marquez illustrates the poetic rich beauty of Colombia Pablo was a man whose "actions to become rich and
powerful scarred the nations soul and devastated its people. His legacy is one of death and sorrow" (Paez). As noted, Marquez was,
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