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Nicolas Medina Mora

Nicolas Medina Mora

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Senior Editor, Revista Nexos

Mexico City, Mexico

Biography

Editor at Revista Nexos. Formerly of BuzzFeed and Reuters.

Final Covers

Resources , Refugees, Culture, conflicts , international affairs, Labor, Travel , Human Rights

Doesn’t Cover

sur la politique politicienne

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Total articles 305

  • A Mexican Novel That Faces Violence With Numbness

    By Nicolas Medina Mora Verified| businessandamerica.com@ Having recently found widespread recognition in the United States, one of Latin America’s greatest living authors has decided to challenge her newfound readers with a brilliant and bewildering novel about murder, castration, and the illegibility of poetry. Death Takes Me, by Cristina Rivera Garza, underscores the Mexican novelist’s intellectual depth as well as her formal playfulness, and confronts the way an environment rife with violence can shock citizens into numbness.

    By Nicolas Medina Mora Verified · businessandamerica.com

    Mar. 14, 2025

  • An Unabashedly Intellectual Murder Mystery

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    By Nicolas Medina Mora Verified · MSN Singapore

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • A Mexican Novel That Faces Violence With Numbness

    By Nicolas Medina Mora Verified| The Atlantic Verified Having recently found widespread recognition in the United States, one of Latin America’s greatest living authors has decided to challenge her newfound readers with a brilliant and bewildering novel about murder, castration, and the illegibility of poetry. Death Takes Me, by Cristina Rivera Garza, underscores the Mexican novelist’s intellectual depth as well as her formal playfulness, and confronts the way an environment rife with violence can shock citizens into numbness.

    By Nicolas Medina Mora Verified · The Atlantic

    Mar. 13, 2025

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Revista Nexos