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In this column, el Gato comments on the difficulties of understanding the humour of another culture or country. It is easier, he claims, to write drama than humour. He writes: 'Llora y el mundo llorará contigo. Ríe y te llegarán cartas al editor.' [Cry and the whole world cries with you. Laugh and they'll send you letters to the editor'.]
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English translation of the title: El Gato's Column; also titled 'Humour'
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