Historian Norberto Galasso Died in Buenos Aires at the Age of 90
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fm899.com.arHe wrote several political essay books from a revisionist perspective; in 2014 he was appointed Ambassador of the Argentine Popular Culture; Cristina Kirchner fired him in networks
The figure of Argentine revisionism accumulated six decades of intellectual production, with more than 70 books and a militancy sustained outside the university canon, converted into a reference to Peronism and Popular Latin Americanism
The essayist left an extensive work linked to revisionism and national thought. He had turned 28 July and continued to publish articles until a few weeks before his death.
Latin American Abstract, September 7, 2026. With a lucid and incisive look, the prolific author dedicated his life to reinterpreting the past and the great social movements with a strong commitment. Norberto Galasso, one of the most important essayists and historians of contemporary Argentina, died this Monday at the age of 90. Born in [...] La entrada Argentina. Norberto Galasso died: a whole life dedicated to national thought was first publish…
Norberto Galasso, one of the most important essayists and historians of contemporary Argentina, died this Monday at age 90. Born in Buenos Aires on July 28, 1936, Galasso studied at the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires, where he graduated as an accountant in 1961. He is the author of more than fifty essays, anthologies, historical studies, politicians and various researches. He worked with Arturo Jauretche at the Un…
The essayist, born on July 28, 1936, was the author of more than fifty books, including the figures of Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz, Manuel Ugarte, Felipe Varela, Manuel Ortiz Pereyra, Father Hernán Benítez, John William Cooke, Juan Perón and José de San Martín, among others.
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