“La cultura está en terapia intensiva”: el día que Pinti y Alcón salieron a protestar y abrieron el camino para una ley que rige hasta hoy

Thirty years ago, actors Pinti and Alcón led a sit-in at the San Martín theater to defend the theater industry, sparking a movement that laid the groundwork for enduring legislation protecting theatrical venues. Today, their protest resonates as critics decry the weakening of this law and the stagnation of the National Institute of Theater. This ongoing struggle highlights the fragility of cultural institutions and the persistent need for governmental support to sustain them.