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Spanish intellectual Francisco Ayala, who fled into exile during dictatorship, dies aged 103
Ayala won many prestigious prizes in Spain, from the Cervantes award - considered the Spanish-language equivalent of the Nobel for literature - in 1991 to the Prince of Asturias in 1998. Full Article at Macleans.ca
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AFP - Spanish novelist Francisco Ayala, whose works dealt with the abuse of power and who taught at several top universities in the US, died Tuesday at his home in Madrid, his foundation said. He was 103. Full Article at France 24
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MADRID (AP) -- Francisco Ayala, a novelist, sociologist and one of Spain's leading scholars, died Tuesday at age 103 after outliving the dictatorship that led him to flee into exile. Full Article at The New York Times
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Francisco Ayala, a novelist, sociologist and one of Spain's leading scholars, who went into exile during the country's decades of dictatorship, died Tuesday. He was 103. Ayala's foundation said he died of natural causes at his home in Madrid. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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larger | smaller By m.p. - Nov 3, 2009 - 2:27 PM He died at his home on Tuesday at the age of 103 The celebrated award-winning author, Francisco Ayala, has died at his home in Madrid this Tuesday just a few months after celebrating his 103rd... Full Article at Typically Spanish
