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Latin America Suspends in Reading Understanding Half a Century After Its Literary Boom · Global Voices
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In 1976 Aunt Julia and the writer were published in Latin America. Mario Vargas Llosa gave free rein to his imagination to remember his own life. The book traveled to the region, with different levels of censorship, as proof of the value that still held the so-called boom of Latin American literature. Half a century later, most countries show a significant setback in the understanding of reading... as in Spain. The story set in the city of Piura…
·Barcelona, Spain
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The region is 82 points below the OECD average in computational problem solving, a skill closely linked to performance in science, reading and mathematics
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