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Rodolfo Walsh was an Argentine journalist and writer, killed and disappeared in Buenos Aires on March 25, 1977 during the military dictatorship in that country. He is best known for his books "Operation Slaughter" and "Who killed Rosendo?" and for his “Open letter from a writer to the Military meeting, which denounced the crimes of the dictatorship and was written the day before his murder.

Rodolfo Walsh is considered one of the fathers of "New Journalism", a slightly more literary way of presenting events. This feature is primarily seen in the book Operation Slaughter that tells the story of Juan Carlos Livraga, a survivor of an execution by military participants of an uprising against the government of the time.

Because his mixed the literature with the information and also by the courage and commitment demonstrated by his profession, Rodolfo Walsh is an expert worthy of admiration.