Pablo Piacentini
Argentine political scientist, journalist and activist
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Pablo Piacentini (died 2017) was an Argentine political scientist, journalist and activist. In 1964 he cofounded the Inter Press Service (IPS) with the Italian journalist Roberto Savio.[1]
Life
Born in Buenos Aires,[2] Piacentini was a student in Rome when he and Savio founded the Roman Press Service together in 1961.[3] The Inter Press Service grew out of the Roman Press Service in 1964. Piacentini served the IPS in various capacities: as Editorial Director, Chief Editor, Director of the Economics Service and head of the IPS Columnist Service.[2][4]
In 1974 Piacentini founded Tercer Mundo, an intellectual left-wing Argentine monthly.[5]
Works
- Chile: una tragedia americana, Buenos Aires: Ediciones de crisis, 1974
- 'Terror in Argentina', Index on Censorship, Vol. 6, Issue 2 (1977) pp.3-7
- (ed.) Story Earth: Native Voices on the Environment, San Francisco: Mercury House, 1993
