The recent announcements of the publication of unpublished works by the heirs of García Márquez and Vázquez Montalbán, fuel an old debate.

The recent announcement, advanced by this newspaper, by the sons of Gabriel García Márquez, that, coinciding with the tenth anniversary of the death of the Nobel Prize author, next year, the unfinished novel 'En Agosto nos vemos,' will finally be published.  This raises the question again; the eternal doubt of whether a work that at the time the writer did not consider suitable for publication or did not give specific instructions, should be published. The debate has a long history, a large number of fallouts, and includes both pro and anti-supporters of posthumous editing.

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