CLEAN : Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa receives Living Legend award

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with an introduction to the speaker's diverse writing career, spanning fiction, drama, and journalism. The speaker reflects on the concept of being a 'living legend' and expresses gratitude towards the Library of Congress. The discussion then shifts to literature's role as a counter power, highlighting its potential impact. Finally, the speaker provides a political commentary on the potential consequences of Keiko Fujimori's election in Peru, expressing concerns about a return to dictatorship and its effects on the country's stability.

What genres does the speaker engage in?

• Fiction, drama, and journalism

• Poetry, essays, and novels

• Biographies, memoirs, and history

• Science fiction, fantasy, and horror

How does the speaker feel about being called a 'living legend'?

• They feel it is a well-deserved title

• They are indifferent to the title

• They feel it is an exaggeration

• They are proud of the title

What role does the speaker believe literature plays in society?

• It serves as a counter power

• It is a means of propaganda

• It is a form of entertainment

• It is a tool for education

What is the speaker's main concern if Keiko Fujimori wins the election?

• Improved international relations

• Economic growth

• Increased tourism

• Return of dictatorship

What does the speaker hope for in the second round of elections?

• A victory for Keiko Fujimori

• A victory for Pedro Pablo Kachinsky

• An increase in voter turnout

• A peaceful transition of power