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Mercedes Barcha, the widow and muse of Nobel Laureate writer Gabriel García Márquez, has died in Mexico City. She was 87. Garcia Marquez’s nephew, Gabriel Torres Garcia, confirmed the news, The Week ...

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Garcia Marquez’s nephew, Gabriel Torres Garcia, confirmed the news, The Week reported. The pair, originally from Colombia, had lived in Mexico City since 1961. Barcha and García Márquez met in Sucra, ...

Her death was confirmed by her son Rodrigo García, who said she had suffered from respiratory problems for many years. Mercedes and Gabo, as the couple were known, were living in Mexico City in 1965 ...

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mercedes Barcha, who was credited by late husband and Nobel laureate Gabriel García Márquez with making it possible for him to write his masterpiece “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” ...

For nearly 60 years, she was the Nobel Prize-winning novelist’s companion and inspiration, his sharp-witted foil and his chief of staff. By Penelope Green Mercedes Barcha, the widow, muse and ...

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