Overview

• She died Saturday in Buenos Aires at the age of 100, according to reports from La Nación and Los Andes.
• According to local notices, a farewell is scheduled Sunday at 12:00 at Cementerio Parque Los Cipreses in Béccar.
• She held long-standing roles at the Academia Argentina de Letras, serving as académica correspondiente from 1981 to 2001 and as académica de número until 2019 in the Calixto Oyuela chair.
• She was a corresponding member of Spain’s Real Academia Española and co-founded the Grupo de Estudios de la Crítica.
• Colleagues including Jaime Correas and AAL president Rafael Oteriño remembered her as erudite, passionate, and a teacher who championed the pleasure of reading.