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No Live wheel this monday (2), to writer Nélida Piñon He commented on the possibility of more women occupying places in the Brazilian Academy of Letters.
“I see many great women willing, with work, with life, with a track record, with dignity, to get to a seat at GLA. I’m not going to give names because it wouldn’t seem correct, ”he said.
In the conversation, Nélida highlighted the importance of the Brazilian literary institution having the presence of blacks and writers of different genres.
See the interview extract:
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With books published in several languages, Nélida Piñon was the first woman to preside over the Brazilian Academy of Letters. Descendant of a Spanish family from Galicia, the Iberian world is present in his work. In his most recent book, Um Dia Arriba a Sagres, the main character was created by his grandfather, in a 19th century Portuguese town. In this work, he also proposes a highly relevant reflection: utopias are not a privilege of the rich, but are open to all.
Marina Caruso, editor-in-chief of Ela magazine of the O Globo newspaper, participated in the interview panel; Rinaldo Gama, content coordinator at Insper and editor at Bei Editora; Marcella Franco, journalist for the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper; Joselia Aguiar, journalist and director of the Mário de Andrade Library; and Tania Morales, host of CBN radio.
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Watch the full interview Nélida Piñon No Live wheel:
With a presentation by Vera Magalhães, the Living wheel It is broadcast every Monday at 10 pm on TV Cultura, social networks and on the station’s website.
