Argentina was posed among broad sectors of the vanguard and radicalized sections of the working class and the student movement with the outbreak of the mass struggle in an explosive, semi-insurrectional form during the Cordobazo. It was around this question that Pancho broke with Palabra Obrera in 1970. During that year he continued his militant activity as a student, and then as a professor, in assemblies against the dictatorship, in street demonstrations, and in the political economy department of the university; this led to his second arrest. His political and intellectual capacities led him to form a group of Marxist professors, which succeeded in pushing through a Marxist study program in the political economy department; this allowed for the politicization of an important nucleus of students who adhered to the organizations of the revolutionary left. At the end of 1972 Comrade Pancho joined the nascent revolutionary Marxist opposition current that was later to give rise first to the Fracción Roja of
Revolutionaries from various countries of the Indian subcontinent have undertaken publication of a new
Marxist theoretical review devoted to problems of the