Eduardo Galeano
Eduardo Galeano was a Uruguayan writer known for his politically charged works blending fiction, journalism, and history.
His most famous books include "Memory of Fire" and "Open Veins of Latin America," which have been translated into numerous languages.
Galeano's writing often focused on Latin American history and social issues, with a particular emphasis on preserving and sharing forgotten or suppressed stories.
He described himself as obsessed with remembering America's past, especially that of Latin America.
Galeano received several awards for his work, including the International Human Rights Award and the Stig Dagerman Prize, recognizing his contributions to literature and human rights advocacy.
