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Poets Do Not Die. 100 Years of Jaime Sabines
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Yesterday and today the poetry of Jaime Sabines has been walking among the people.In many places he is given tributes for the centenary of his birth.In the most humble schools, in preparatory classrooms, in the maximum house of study, his alma mater, UNAM; in public and private educational institutions, in cafes, in foundations, in business chambers, in libraries, in parks, in social networks, in the Powers of the Union and of course in Chiapas.…
The event was attended by Luis García Montero, director of the Cervantes Institute, representing Spain, and Judith Sabines, daughter of the writer.
It was in the Chamber of Deputies of Mexico that the poet and head of the Cervantes Institute defended the role of humanities and poetry in moving from “me” to “us” in a world in which “the people are being murdered” The entrance to Mexico and Spain celebrate the centenary of Jaime Sabines, ‘the poet of the people’ was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
One of the most beloved Mexican poets, he believed that poetry was like catching butterflies, fixing unique and unrepeatable moments with the word La entrada Jaime Sabines, 100 years old was first published in CAMPUS MILENIO.
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