"“I come from a super normal family. My parents always worked. We lived with my maternal grandparents, my sister, my dad, my mom, me, and my grandparents in Desaguadero and Baigorria, near Devoto prison. I grew up there until I was 12, I did primary school with my sister at a convent school and high school at San Rafael, which was all girls. I grew up next to my cousin Román, who's the same age as me and is the brother I never had. My dad worked on bus line 25, and my mom worked on Jonte and Bermúdez, in a shop where they sewed school uniforms, communion dresses, and that's where I learned the trade. That was my childhood, I went to the neighborhood club, played in the street with the neighbors, and spent the end-of-year holidays with a long table in the street,”"

"“E-books now have all the potential to grow Human beings have always loved being told beautiful stories, more entertaining than their daily lives.”"

""Most people read on their phones or tablets, not on an e-reader."

""It won't evolve as the industry wants, but as the user chooses."

"It was gradual, because even in Argentina it was difficult, they always looked for a hair in the egg. It was like wanting to dirty a lot of things that sometimes were true and sometimes weren't. I was 15 years old and I saw the cover of Crónica: “The new girlfriend,” and it was with a showgirl with feathers. And I came from high school, nuns' uniform, but well, they were stages that everyone overcame in their own way. Nobody is born knowing anything about life itself, and maybe mistakes serve you so you don't make them again."

"“I couldn't study. Maybe at that time it was different, and life took me in another direction. What happens is that I lived many years abroad, and it was complicated with my daughters, alone."

"We're a very close-knit family, and I think you're born with that. Then comes the personality of each one, it never crossed my mind what I was going to experience, or what my life would become. But I don't regret anything, and I'd choose it all again"

"“I was very restless, and my mom made me do sports, languages, piano, painting, typing—any class there was in town, she sent me to learn;"

"“I come back almost every year, and I lived there until I was 14. It's a long time. I always want to go back"

". My grandparents were ill and they were living with us. It was a lot of sacrifice because I wanted to help my family ."

"“ I cut my hair once and it turned out bad. I had a short section on top that I didn't know how to hide, so I teased it a bit, put it in a ponytail, pinned it back with invisible clips, and it ended up like that. From then on, I've always worn it like that."

"The truth is, I would love to claim it; it would be great if it were mine, but it's highly unlikely. I don't think it's inspired by me,"

"I arrived with tremendous determination: I had to continue Noble’s work, not imitating it, because people are irreplaceable and each one has his own style. But I did have to respect his principles."

"We never thought that, in democracy, doing our job would bring such harsh consequences. We never thought that the persecution and attacks could acquire such brutal methods. They have used the full force of the state against us."

"Our society needs women to be more numerous in decision-making positions and in entrepreneurial areas. We always have to pass a twofold test: first to prove that, though women, we are no idiots, and second, the test anybody has to pass."

"Where do you imagine Evita to stand: asking not to go back to the past, or next to the mothers and grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo?."

"The present time Latin America is going through, with its impressive natural and human resources, devoid of racial and religious conflicts, is a unique moment, and I believe that Argentina and Argentines are at the doorstep of an unprecedented opportunity."

"The utopias of a better world and a more just society have to do with words, with the generation of dreams, with imagination, with a very important identity that overcomes languages and is the identity of the human condition, to be able to recognize our own image in every fellow man, in a different age. I believe that the key to our time lies in this respect for diversity."

"You can be sure that all and each one of us who have institutional responsibilities will raise not only our voice but will take concrete action against any sign of anti-Semitism. We are not willing to give away what has been a historic tradition in Latin America."

"Memory and freedom must be everybody’s daily exercise in order to prevent a new holocaust and a renewed violation of human rights."

"In Latin America we can give cathedra about harassment and seizure."

"Much has been said these days about the inheritance we are to receive. Let me be very clear about this. No government has received a worse inheritance than the one we are receiving. In its beginnings, Kirchnerism boasted of having two surpluses. That is, fiscal and external surpluses. Today it leaves us with twin deficits of 17 points of GDP. In turn, 15 of these 17 GDP points correspond to the consolidated deficit between the Treasury and the Central Bank. Therefore, there is no viable solution that avoids attacking the budget deficit. At the same time, of these 15 points of fiscal deficit, 5 correspond to the National Treasury and 10 to the Central Bank. Therefore, the solution implies, on the one hand, a fiscal adjustment in the national public sector of 5 points of GDP, which, unlike in the past, will fall almost entirely on the State and not on the private sector. Therefore, there is no viable solution that avoids attacking the fiscal deficit. At the same time, of these 15 points of fiscal deficit, 5 correspond to the National Treasury and 10 to the Central Bank. Therefore, the solution implies, on the one hand, a fiscal adjustment in the national public sector of 5 points of GDP, which, unlike in the past, will fall almost entirely on the State and not on the private sector."

"I feel honored to belong to a generation that was a propitious victim of state terrorism."

"Peronism is so much like Argentines. We Peronists, just like all Argentines, are capable of spawning the most generous actions and the most sublime individuals, as well as the most despicable actions. That’s how contradictory we are. When kidnapping was rife in this country and people were made to disappear and thrown into the river, the defenders of press freedom went AWOL."