For 10 points, name this Mexican politician whose "Death" was described by Carlos Fuentes.
This man's wife and daughter debate how to pronounce "Joan Crawford." While disoriented, this man focuses on his eye, his grimace, and tobacco before claiming that he is his own double, and he later admits that he has never been able to see things in black and white. This man's mother, Isabel, was raped by a plantation owner, and he himself rapes a native woman he goes on to marry. This friend of (*) Lunero kills Gonzalo to inherit the land of Don Galamiel and falls in love with Regina. This man titles a novel which alternates between first, second, and third person, and he listens to his secretary Padilla playing a tape of his business deals while his wife Catalina and daughter Teresa try to locate his will and a priest tries to give him unction. For 10 points, name this Mexican politician whose "Death" was described by Carlos Fuentes.
This man's wife and daughter debate how to pronounce "Joan Crawford."
Artemio Cruz [accept either underlined part]