My Job Is to Write about Chile. The Writer-consul Gabriela Mistral in Chilean Public Diplomacy, 1932-1957.
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Gabriela Mistral, public diplomacy, cultural diplomacy, foreign propaganda, writer-diplomat, diplomatic experience
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