An Italian woman based in Alta Gracia for more than two decades decided to share a reflection that quickly began to awaken emotions and adhesions. Through a letter entitled «The Argentines did the same to me», Margherita Guastamacchia — affectionately known as «the Tana» — proposes a different look at the national identity and questions some of the labels that are often attributed to the country. Far from speaking of pride, she maintains that Ar…
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An Italian woman based in Alta Gracia for more than two decades decided to share a reflection that quickly began to awaken emotions and adhesions. Through a letter entitled «The Argentines did the same to me», Margherita Guastamacchia — affectionately known as «the Tana» — proposes a different look at the national identity and questions some of the labels that are often attributed to the country. Far from speaking of pride, she maintains that Ar…