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Miguel Ángel Ávila died: the bookseller who rescued Argentina's oldest bookstore
Clarín · south america
Miguel Ángel Ávila died at 80 after dedicating over six decades to the world of books and culture. He rescued the historic Librería del Colegio, founded in the 18th century, and transformed it into Librería de Ávila. He was also an actor, president of Conabip, and a Distinguished Personality.
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