¿Qué hacer con Lenin? Vigencia de su legado 100 años después.

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El martes 14 de mayo nos encontramos en la Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo para debatir sobre la vigencia del legado del político, revolucionario, teórico y líder de la Unión Soviética Vladímir Ilích Uliánov, conocido como Lenin. Conversaron Claudia Cinatti, editora de política internacional de La Izquierda Diario y dirigente del Partido de Trabajadores Socialistas, Pablo Heller, editor de la revista En Defensa del Marxismo y dirigente del Partido Obrero y Andrea Lanzette, docente de historia, abogada, congresal y delegada de SUTEBA, dirigente nacional del MST en el FITU. Moderó Mercedes Trimarchi, Legisladora electa CABA por Izquierda Socialista en el FIT-Unidad.

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