Paula Abal Medina during the interview with Infobae (Gustavo Gavotti)
In the arms of her father, Juan Manuel Abal Medina, newborn, in 1975 (Personal Archive)
Sitting on a bench in Las Heras park, with her mother, Nilda Garré, and the two brothers named Juan Manuel (in this case, the maternal one), before the dictatorship
The Garrés, Juan Manuel Abal Medina and little Paula, one Christmas Eve at the Mexican embassy in Buenos Aires, where their father was a refugee during the dictatorship
“In the 90s, those of us who talked about politics were kind of weirdos,” says Paula Abal Medina, 48, a mother of two children, married 20 years ago to an economist (Gustavo Gavotti).
Paula, fourth from the left, joins her classmates in the Nuevos rags student group back in the early 90s
The sociologist Abal Medina is a pre-candidate for Vice President in the formula with Juan Grabois, for Unión por la Patria
Memories of Graciana Peñafort: her childhood under the dictatorship, the Media Law and what happened the day she met Cristina Kirchner
Agustín Rossi, the fate of a militant: from the pizza maker who revealed the future to the speech that impacted Néstor Kirchner
Intimate portrait of Grabois: from the question to Menem when he was 9 years old to his hypothesis of why CFK does not designate a successor
