" Its ambassador to India described a "mask of self-denial" in a 1950 (*) essay collection.
An author from this country wrote a poem whose first and last stanzas describe a river that "goes roundabout, arriving forever." Gabriel García Marquez wrote his novels while living here. A nun from this modern-day country wrote the long poem "The Dream", for which she got the nickname "The Tenth Muse." Its ambassador to India described a "mask of self-denial" in a 1950 (*) essay collection. A Boom author from this country described a corrupt tycoon on his deathbed, remembering this country's revolution. For 10 points, name this country celebrated in "The Labyrinth of Solitude", by Octavio Paz, whose immigrants write Chicano literature.
An author from this country wrote a poem whose first and last stanzas describe a river that "goes roundabout, arriving forever.
Mexico [or the United Mexican States]