Organized by the Association of Resistance Peronist, friends and fellow militant remember tomorrow, Tuesday, March 1, the journalist Enrique Oliva with the realization a Mass to be held from 11.00 in the Church of Our Lady of Victory, located in Paraguay street corner No. 1204 Freedom in the City of Buenos Aires. Pedro Enrique Oliva, who played his profession under the pseudonym of François Lepot, had an outstanding performance during the Peronist resistance that led him to be jailed and suffer political exile.
also in the religious ceremony attended by the members of the Committee of Relatives of the Fallen in the Malvinas and South Atlantic Islands, with gestures that Oliva had continued collaboration during and after the war.
Portrait of a patriot
journalist, teacher and writer Enrique Oliva, more known by his pseudonym François Lepot, died in Buenos Aires on February 27, 2010, at age 86. He was born in Mendoza on June 29, 1923. In addition to his journalistic activity, was noted for his political commitment.
Enrique Oliva, less than 30 years, was secretary general of the National University of Cuyo where he graduated as Doctor of Political Science and in which he taught.
There was organized and conducted the First National Congress of Philosophy Mendoza, which drew people from Latin America.
The Congress was held in Mendoza from Wednesday March 30 and Saturday April 9, 1949. Peron himself intervened with a long lecture as closed during the closing ceremony, ceremony at the Teatro Independencia de Mendoza in the afternoon of Saturday April 9, 1949, in the presence of Maria Eva Duarte de Peron, all ministers are members of the National Cabinet, the Argentine University Presidents, other officials and congressmen.
Peron offered to that assistance, full of historical references philosophical, ideological positions of the main Peronist. This text would be circulated widely during the fifties in the form of a book entitled The organized community. Enrique Oliva formed
part of the Peronist resistance and led the newspaper "greasers." In 1956 he was arrested and exiled to Venezuela, where he was close to ousted President Juan Peron. In his return he was arrested in 1960 and was imprisoned four years.
Secretary of the University of Mendoza and young collaborator of General Peron in his first term, he founded the Peronist resistance, creating the first, with the special approval of the Perón, Perón Colonel Commandos, beginning of organized resistance. And then Uturunco, always involved in struggles for the restoration of democracy and the observance of the Constitution. Prisoner in harsh
conditions under the regime sentenced Coninter Frondizi administration, six years in prison, was pardoned in 1964. In exile was close colleague José María Rosa.
From 1964 he was founder and first president of the University of Neuquén, seven years later turned into the present National University of Comahue. Officer CONICET founder in 1951, served the Department of Cultural Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and between 1991 and 1999 he served as presidential adviser with the rank of secretary of state.
Full Member of the National Academy of Journalism, Oliva received his doctorate in political science, was one of the first officials of the National Council of Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET), secretary general of the National University of Cuyo.
The coup of 1976 found him as an advisor to the CGT and was exiled again.
The military dictatorship installed in 1976 after kidnapping two children released. After that he went into exile in France.
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