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María Robotti y el Grito de Alcorta. Testimonios orales, historias vividas y agitación agraria.
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[spa]El 25 de junio de 1912, en la Sala de la Sociedad Italiana de Alcorta, un grupo de colonos iniciaron un movimiento agrario que tendría consecuencias quizá impensables: pronunciaron el 'grito' que se extendería a otras regiones de la Provincia de Santa Fe, así como a las provincias limítrofes de la República Argentina. Este grito dio origen a la Federación Agraria Argentina (FAA) como órgano de defensa de los derechos de los chacareros y de las chacareras. El personaje central de este movimiento social fue una mujer, la italiana María Rosa Robotti, más conocida como 'María, de Alcorta'. A través de entrevistas y recuerdos familiares, se analiza la participación femenina durante el Grito de Alcorta.
[eng]On June 25, 1912, in the room of the Italian society of Alcorta, a group of settlers began an agrarian movement that would have perhaps unthinkable consequences: pronounced 'scream' that would spread to other regions of the province of Santa Fe, as well as to the neighbouring provinces of the Republic Argentina. This cry gave origin to the Federación Agraria Argentina (FAA) as a body for the defence of the rights of the farmers and the chacareras. The central character of this social movement was a woman, the Italian María Rosa Robotti, better known as 'María, de Alcorta'. Through interviews and family memories, discusses women's participation during the Grito de Alcorta.
[eng]On June 25, 1912, in the room of the Italian society of Alcorta, a group of settlers began an agrarian movement that would have perhaps unthinkable consequences: pronounced 'scream' that would spread to other regions of the province of Santa Fe, as well as to the neighbouring provinces of the Republic Argentina. This cry gave origin to the Federación Agraria Argentina (FAA) as a body for the defence of the rights of the farmers and the chacareras. The central character of this social movement was a woman, the Italian María Rosa Robotti, better known as 'María, de Alcorta'. Through interviews and family memories, discusses women's participation during the Grito de Alcorta.
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DALLA CORTE, Gabriela. María Robotti y el Grito de Alcorta. Testimonios orales, historias vividas y agitación agraria. La Aljaba. Revista Estudios de la Mujer. 2013. Vol. 17, num. 75-94. ISSN 0328-6169. [consulted: 10 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/67715