Fracturas y continuidades en la historia argentina 376 pages - IN SPANISH Historical processes sometimes are activated by sudden changes, but are also integrated by permanencies, evolution lines that tend to be silent and work their way as persistent articulations of the collective life. With this approach Dr. Felix Luna, the most prestigious Latin American history scholar, shows that the Argentine history is a counterpoint of fractures and continuities whose comprehension is necessary in order to the result. Through a catching prose Dr. Luna presents characters and moments, processes and situations that at its time were active agents both of sudden change and silent evolution, and that now constitute historical elements that should be taken into account in order to understand the present Argentina.