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"El caso Sabato" refers to a significant essay by Ernesto Sabato, an Argentine novelist, journalist, and essayist. While Sabato is known for his philosophical novels like "The Tunnel" and "On Heroes and Tombs," "El caso Sabato" (1956) is a political and social study. In this essay, Sabato makes a plea for reconciliation between the Peronist and anti-Peronist factions in Argentina, aiming to address the violence and unrest of the Juan Perón government. This work is part of Sabato's broader engagement with Argentina's political landscape, including his later role in investigating human rights violations during the country's "Dirty War".12

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