Source: See Buenos Aires Index.
Image: Moving the camera focus a little to the right from the last image, the photographer-professor saw this simple, quiet image.
Comments: La Nación is Argentina's most famous newspaper. Politically, its editorial position is generally center-right. In 1945, it changed its name from La Nación Argentina (i.e., the silver nation), which had been founded in 1870 by Argentina's president Bartolomé Mitre. As a national newpaper, its share of Argentina's reading public stands at about 30%. Throughout the years many famous Spanish-speaking intellectuals have been published in its pages, including José Martí (Cuba), Miguel de Unamuno (Spain), Eduardo Mallea (Argentina), José Ortega y Gasset (Spain), Rubén Darío (Nicaragua), and Jorge Luis Borges (Argentina), whom we shall see and explore at the end of this digital lecture series on on Buenos Aires. To link to this newspaper, see: => La Nación.