Manuela Sáenz: the revolutionary Arturo Roig rescued from oblivion

At a conference in 2000 in Quito, the Mendoza philosopher reconstructed the readings of this figure of South American independence and assured that she was a revolutionary before meeting Simón Bolívar, despite having passed into history only as her lover. That speech today is an essay by Marcela Croce that the Ediunc published in the Arturo Roig collection.