Galasso Pensar en Nacional

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Galasso, historian and reference of national thought. A militant since the 1960s, he has continued to fight until the present, becoming a bridge between the new generations of young people joining politics. As a biographer of Jauretche, Hernández Arregui, Scalabrini Ortiz, among others, like them, he set aside his literary and poetic vocation to focus on research and dissemination of national ideas. His work of over 70 books is aimed at modifying a matrix of thought in which he exposes and denounces the fallacies of colonial culture.

Galasso is a renowned historian and national thinker, as well as a political activist since the 1960s. His ongoing commitment to the fight makes him a bridge between the new generations of young people who are joining politics. In addition to his dedication to activism, Galasso is also a prominent biographer, having written about figures such as Jauretche, Hernández Arregui, and Scalabrini Ortiz, among others. Although Galasso initially had a literary and poetic vocation, he decided to set it aside to dedicate himself to research and the dissemination of national ideas.

Galasso’s work encompasses more than 70 books and is primarily aimed at modifying a matrix of thought rooted in colonial culture. Through his research, Galasso exposes and denounces the fallacies and distortions present in this matrix of thought, seeking to promote a more authentic understanding of national reality and foster the development of a distinct identity free from foreign influences. His work focuses on dismantling the myths and prejudices that have prevailed in Argentine culture and highlighting instead the richness and diversity of national history and culture.

Galasso has made a significant impact on the intellectual and political spheres of Argentina, and his work as a historian and thinker has been instrumental in questioning hegemonic narratives and promoting a more inclusive and authentic vision of national identity. His commitment to activism and his work as a biographer and researcher have contributed to the dissemination and preservation of national ideas, and his legacy continues to inspire new generations of young people committed to the political and cultural transformation of the country.