Mi Mensaje

Mi mensaje is the last book written by the first lady of Argentina during 1945 and 1952, María Eva Duarte de Perón, also known as Evita. As she had advanced cancer, Evita had to dictate her last book. The book was finished some days before she died and a fragment read in an act in Plaza de Mayo some days after her death.

Evita, the author

Description

The book is a continuation of La Razón de mi Vida, and has 79 pages divided in 30 chapters.[1]

gollark: Cellular automata are pretty neat but Wolfram seems oddly obsessed with them.
gollark: It isn't suppressing free speech to say that something is stupid.
gollark: Sane physics has the concept of "nuclear fusion".
gollark: You said "we don't know where stars would make their energy in this case".
gollark: If you just treat stars as magic mystery orbs when we have a good explanation for them now, your theory is a significant step backward.

References
  1. "El último mensaje de Evita". Página 12. Retrieved 29 May 2011.
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