At the age of 93, Juan José Sebreli passed away, a recognized writer, sociologist, essayist, and historian. He was hospitalized at the Italian Hospital due to age-related health issues. His family explained that he began to feel unwell on Sunday, was hospitalized, and ultimately died in the early morning.
Juan José Sebreli, who had been admitted to the Italian Hospital since last weekend, leaves behind a significant literary legacy. His works have been translated into several languages, including French, German, and Italian. In 2015, he was honored as an illustrious citizen of the City of Buenos Aires by the city legislature.
The renowned intellectual received the honorary mention “Senator Domingo Faustino Sarmiento” from the national Senate three years ago. This recognition is awarded to prominent figures in fields such as culture, sports, academia, and profession. Sebreli did not have pre-existing health conditions, and his death was due to age-related complications.
The passing of Juan José Sebreli leaves a void in the world of literature and Argentine sociology. His legacy will endure through his writings, which have significantly contributed to knowledge and reflection in various fields of study.
