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- Carlos Augusto León Arocha (Caracas, October 20, 1914 – May 13, 1997) was a Venezuelan poet, essayist, historian, politician and scientist. He gained a doctorate degree in physical science and mathematics from the Central University of Venezuela in 1936. He also gained a teaching degree in history and geography from the National Pedagogical Institute, and taught for over 5 years at the Andrés Bello Lyceum School in Caracas. In the last twenty years of his employed life he worked as a professor of contemporary literature at the Central University of Venezuela, an institution in which he also served as director of the Department of Publications. In the second half of his life Augusto Leon was preoccupied with writing poetry and being outspoken in politics, particularly in defense of the common people and disadvantaged social groups. During the dictatorship of General Marcos Pérez Jiménez he was imprisoned and then exiled for a long time. He took advantage of his time in exile by taking his political message and poetic word to many Latin American and European countries. In 1953 he traveled to Russia where he was awarded the World Peace Council Prize. He later returned to Venezuela and held notable political posts, such as City Council member of Caracas and then Senator in the National Congress. As in his politics, Augusto León's poetry carried a social message, characterized by its defense of the common people. (en)
- Carlos Augusto León Arocha (Caracas, 20 de octubre de 1914 - 13 de mayo de 1997) fue un poeta, ensayista, pedagogo, periodista y político venezolano. Combinó su formación científica con una gran sensibilidad humanística manifiesta en una extensa producción poética, en la que defendió las luchas populares y de la mujer, convirtiéndose en una de las voces más importantes de la poesía social hispanoamericana. (es)
- Карлос Аугусто Леон (исп. Carlos Augusto León; 20 октября 1914, Каракас — 1997) — венесуэльский поэт, публицист, историк, учёный, общественный и политический деятель. (ru)
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- Carlos Augusto León Arocha (Caracas, 20 de octubre de 1914 - 13 de mayo de 1997) fue un poeta, ensayista, pedagogo, periodista y político venezolano. Combinó su formación científica con una gran sensibilidad humanística manifiesta en una extensa producción poética, en la que defendió las luchas populares y de la mujer, convirtiéndose en una de las voces más importantes de la poesía social hispanoamericana. (es)
- Карлос Аугусто Леон (исп. Carlos Augusto León; 20 октября 1914, Каракас — 1997) — венесуэльский поэт, публицист, историк, учёный, общественный и политический деятель. (ru)
- Carlos Augusto León Arocha (Caracas, October 20, 1914 – May 13, 1997) was a Venezuelan poet, essayist, historian, politician and scientist. He gained a doctorate degree in physical science and mathematics from the Central University of Venezuela in 1936. He also gained a teaching degree in history and geography from the National Pedagogical Institute, and taught for over 5 years at the Andrés Bello Lyceum School in Caracas. In the last twenty years of his employed life he worked as a professor of contemporary literature at the Central University of Venezuela, an institution in which he also served as director of the Department of Publications. (en)
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- Carlos Augusto León (en)
- Carlos Augusto León (es)
- Леон, Карлос Аугусто (ru)
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