Mr. President

I hope you realize this well, Mr. Louis, I do not accept that rumors are spread by charlatan doctors to belittle my government even in the slightest, and my enemies should always keep this in mind, and I will cut the neck of the first person who forgets that. Now, please, go out... and tell that animal to come. One of the most famous global novels that addressed totalitarianism, and it is the jewel of Miguel Ángel Asturias's works, one of the prominent figures in Latin American literature, and its author won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1967. Asturias drew the material for his novel from the dictatorship of "Cabrera," who ruled "Guatemala" for twenty years with a brutal dictatorial rule under the weight of injustice, oppression, and bloodshed. The novel also accurately exposes the oppressive practices of dictatorial regimes ruling any people under the rule of a dictator.