El águila y la serpiente

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La venta callejera de diarios acompañó la vida urbana desde fines del siglo XIX, cuando la prensa moderna comenzó a basar su notable expansión en esta modalidad comercial, fenómeno que otorgó un inusual protagonismo a los niños de la calle. Desclazos y vestidos con verdaderos harapos, los suplementeros comenzaron a ganarse un espacio y dieron vida a un influyente gremio, que luchó por mejorar sus condiciones de vida y borrar el estigma de la marginalidad. En este libro se reconstruye la historia de estos niños y adultos, a lo largo de más de siete décadas, mostrando la imagen...

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