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Con Kodama, furono ritirati tutti i diritti di pubblicazione delle collezioni esistenti delle sue opere in inglese, incluse quelle tradotto da [[Norman Thomas di Giovanni]] (in cui collaborò lo stesso Borges), e furono commissionate nuove traduzioni a [[Andrew Hurley]]<ref>[http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/07/12/1057783281684.html Richard Flanagan, "Writing with Borges", ''[[The Age]]'' (Australia), 12 July 2003.] Accessed 2010-08-16</ref>.
 
==PoliticalOpinioni opinionspolitiche==
===Anti-CommunismComunismo===
In an interview with [[Richard Burgin (writer)|Richard Burgin]] during the late 1960s, Borges stated that his opposition to [[Marxism]] and [[Communism]] was absorbed in his childhood. "Well, I have been brought up to think that the individual should be strong and the State should be weak. I couldn't be enthusiastic about theories where the State is more important than the individual."<ref>Burgin (1968). P104.</ref> After the overthrow by a military coup of the democratically elected second term of Peron in 1955, Borges supported efforts to purge Argentina's Government of Peronists and dismantle the former President's welfare state. He was enraged that the [[Communist Party of Argentina]] opposed these measures and sharply criticized them in lectures and in print. Borges' opposition to the Party in this matter ultimately led to a permanent rift with his longtime lover, Argentine Communist Estella Canto. {{Citation needed|date=July 2010}} In later years, Borges frequently expressed contempt for Communists within the Latin American intelligentsia. In an interview with Burgin, Borges referred to [[Chilean]] [[Pablo Neruda]] as "a very fine poet," but a "very mean man" for unconditionally supporting the [[Soviet Union]] and demonizing the [[United States]].<ref>Burgin (1968) p95-6</ref> During the 1970s, Borges' expressed support for Argentina's military [[junta]], but was scandalized by the mass killings of suspected Communists during the [[Dirty War]]. {{Citation needed|date=July 2010}}