El otro rostro del peronísmo

Ernesto Sábato's El otro rostro del peronismo (1956) is an essay that analyzes the historical and political roots of the violence and unrest during Juan Perón's rule in Argentina. Sábato, an Argentine novelist and essayist, was educated as a physicist and mathematician but became a prominent social and political commentator.1

The work emerged after Perón's fall from power in 1955, offering a critical examination of his regime. Sábato's broader political and social studies were highly influential in Argentina during the latter half of the 20th century. His writings often delved into philosophical and psychological issues, exploring themes of communication, the human condition, and the impact of technology and modern civilization.1