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La verdad que libera: memoria y esperanza en Neuquén
The book La verdad los hará libres was presented through four sessions in Neuquén on October 8 and 9, 2026. The presentations explored the work through the lenses of history, theology, human rights, and the Eucharist.
The first session took place at the Neuquén headquarters of the Universidad Católica de Salta. Professor Mateo Francisco Sepulveda and lawyer Fernando Gómez from the Pastoral Social Diocesana participated in the analysis before more than 100 students, teachers, and citizens. A second presentation was held at the Salón Azul of the Biblioteca de la Universidad Nacional del Comahue, featuring María Cecilia Azconegui and Hernán Ingelmo.
The authors met with the ministro de Gobierno of the Provincia del Neuquén to discuss the legacy of Jaime de Nevares. They also received recognition from the Concejo Deliberante de la Ciudad de Neuquén through Laura Pérez Lavip. Other participants included Dr. Ricardo Albelda, academic secretary of the Facultad de Teología of the Universidad Católica Argentina, and priest Dr. Fabricio Forcat.
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