The Censors, by Luisa Valenzuela

Luisa Valenzuela 's "The Censors" Luisa Valenzuela's short film "The Censors" was founded in Argentina during the dictatorship of Jorge Videla, governed between 1976 and 1983. Juan, the main character of the letter, wrote a letter to his old friend Maryan in her new residence in Paris. He received a new address of Marianna from a source of confidential information and thought that he was too excited before writing this letter. Later, Juan's thought about this letter (Valenzuela 966), "the idea during the day finished his work, and he can not sleep at night".

"The Censors" by Luisa Valenzuela is a short story at a letter review factory in Argentina. The only true personality in the story is Juan, but there is a woman named Marianna. The problem Juan is facing is that he sent a letter to Mariana, but I am worried that it will not pass the factory inspection. As Juan gradually became more and more enthusiastic about his work, he felt calm. Within a month, he was sent to his first part K, where he examined the envelope carefully for small explosives. When Juan asked his boss to organize a strike seeking to raise salary, he was promoted to J district. In Section J, the characters of poisonous dust were carefully observed. Through hard work and hard work, he was immediately promoted in part E, where he read, analyzed and reviewed the letters. Finally, he reached part B. Juan is very boring in this part. Because he has only a few characters.

Luisa Valenzuela Luisa Valenzuela. Photo: Jerry Bauer © 1983. Louisa Valenzuela was not afraid to be a woman who writes a satirical political satire but this irony is a very erotic literature, all in the state of Argentina "penis centrally". But for Louisa Valenzuela, there is nothing more valuable than memories. Probably because her national government often survives, rewrites its history and is trying to affect collective memory loss on people. Author Luisa Mercedes Levinson's daughter Luisa Valenzuela grew up in the most important literary circles of Buenos Aires, Borges and Sabarto, Bioy Casares, and Peronians of the 1950's publisher. She gave her the opportunity to be 18 when her first short story was printed. On Christmas Eve, Mr. Barenzuela will visit New York. A short attempt of a military coup occurred in Buenos Aires. Linda Yablonsky If you can increase the dead, who will you pursue?