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Carlos Altamirano Sánchez

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67:, which included 3 of Altamirano Sánchez' poems: "6 a.m.", "Sueño Profético" and "Equivocación de Dios". In 1959 he taught literature at the Colegio Nacional Juan Bautista Aguirre. He returned to work for 113:. In 1978 he went to work for the Ecuadorian Press Association of Pedro Iglesias Caamaño, where he remained until 1985 when the agency was closed due to the death of its director. 94:
In 1967 he moved to Chicago hoping to live out a dream, but he soon realized the hard reality for Latinos living in the U.S. There he worked as a dish water at the Club of
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Carlos Altamirano Sánchez was born in Guayaquil on November 15, 1926. His father was Santiago Altamirano Freile, from
205: 83:, but it had only 3 issues before being canceled, so he went to work as a reporter for the evening newspaper 50: 76: 195: 87:. In 1966 he was elected a member of the Mass Communication Media Section of the Guayaquil branch of the 102:(Pigs and Rats) about how miserable life for Latinos is in the U.S. The novel has yet to be published. 190: 39: 165: 116:
In 1991, after 40 years of not publishing poetry, he published the book "Lamento de un Soñador".
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in 1957 and 1959. In 1963 he joined the committee of the publishing house or
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The Autobiographical Dictionary of Ecuador: Carlos Altamirano Sánchez
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He returned to Guayaquil in 1968 and went to work as a reporter for
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He was married to Jeaneth Noboa Hidalgo, and had 4 children.
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For some years Altamirano Sánchez has gone completely blind.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Tungurahua
Pelileo
Alfonso Aguilar Ruilova
El Universo
Sergio Román Armendáriz
Galo Martínez Merchán
House of Ecuadorian Culture
Chicago University
Asaad Bucaram
The Autobiographical Dictionary of Ecuador: Carlos Altamirano Sánchez
Archived
Wayback Machine
Categories
1926 births
Living people
Ecuadorian male writers
Ecuadorian poets
Writers from Guayaquil

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