Las campanas de Juana la Loca , a novel by the writer and journalist Marta Rojas , will be studied in schools in Argentina. The work, the last of the author's deliveries, was selected by the National Advisory Commission (CAN), which was made up of 204 specialists in different areas and jurisdictions.

The first edition of Las campanas ... in that South American country was in charge of the publishing house Punto de Encuentro, of Buenos Aires (printed), and the second by Corprens Editora, whose presentation took place via Internet, with the presence of the author, from Cuba, Pedro Jorge Solans, director of Corprens Editora , commented to Granma .

«The proposal to the Ministry of Education was made by our publisher. Marta Rojas' novel is heading to be a classic in Spanish-American literature. It offers an original perspective of Hispanity in the region, after the violent conquest suffered by the native peoples, "said Solans.

"In addition, they are novels written in an intercontextuality that resembles the principles of the ways in which it is read today, after the irruption of communication technology with artificial intelligence," he added.

The proposal took place within the framework of the National Reading Plan of the Ministry of Education of Argentina to promote and guarantee the right to reading of children and adolescents.

Along with the work of Marta Rojas, the novel El gaznapirón , by the Peruvian Alejandro Sánchez-Aizcorbe, was also recommended by this publisher . The recommended works in its catalog renew its commitment to promoting Argentine and Latin American letters in the national and international spheres.