The Venezuelan literature prize Romulo Gallegos was once one of the most prestigious in Latin America and the Spanish-language world, with writers such as Mario Vargas Llosa, Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Roberto Bolano among its winners. But ahead of its awarding in November for the first time in five years, a politically polarized debate is raging between Venezuela’s authorities and those opposed to the “dictatorship.” By Guillaume Decamme. Full Text-> TheJakartPost