Exile – The forced or voluntary absence from one’s native country, usually for political reasons., Journalism – The work of reporting news and information., Journalism – The profession of collecting, writing, and reporting news and information., Politics – Activities related to government, power, public and the administration of a country., Colombia – A South American country; the homeland of Gabriel García Márquez., Asylum – Protection granted by a country to someone fleeing political persecution., 1981 – The year when García Márquez sought asylum in the Mexican Embassy in Bogotá., Mexico City – Capital of Mexico where he lived for many years, M-19 – A Colombian guerrilla movement (Movimiento 19 de Abril) active during the late 20th century., Paris – French capital where he worked as a journalis, Mexico City – The capital of Mexico, where García Márquez lived for many years., Barcelona – A Spanish city where he lived during the Latin American literary “Boom.”, Paris – The capital of France, where he worked as a foreign correspondent., Havana – The capital of Cuba, connected to García Márquez through his friendship with Fidel Castro., Censorship – Control or suppression of information, Rootlessness (Desarraigo) – A feeling of not belonging or being disconnected from one’s homeland, Solitude – A state of being alone; a central theme in García Márquez’s works., Dictatorship – A system of government led by one ruler with absolute power., Censorship – The suppression or restriction of information, ideas, or expression by authorities., Political commitment – Active involvement or strong support for political ideas or movements., Fidel Castro – Cuban revolutionary leader and longtime head of government in Cuba., The Autumn of the Patriarch – A novel by García Márquez portraying a lonely and aging dictator., The General in His Labyrinth – A novel depicting the final days of Simón Bolívar., One Hundred Years of Solitude – Novel about the Buendía family and isolation., Nobel Prize (1982) – International literature award García Márquez won.

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