Alberto Nadra

Quick Facts

Full Name	Alberto Nadra
Occupation	Journalist
Date Of Birth	Apr 15, 1952(1952-04-15)
Age	72
Birthplace	Buenos Aires
Country	Argentina
Birth City	Buenos Aires
Horoscope	Aries

Alberto Nadra Biography

Alberto Nadra is one of the most popular and richest Journalist who was born on April 15, 1952 in Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Nadra was born in Buenos Aires on April 12 of 1952, the youngest of the three children of Fernando Nadra and Zulma Beltramone. However, his family was able to sign him in the local civil registry on April 15, due to complications associated to political pursuits and his father’s imprisonment. He made his elementary studies in different schools of Buenos Aires, sometimes with false identities and documents. This period of his life was determining for his posterior social and political commitment, and he has named it as “The lost childhood” (“La infancia extraviada”) in his books Secrets in Red (Secretos en Rojo).

In the first years of the decade of 1970, Nadra was one of the founders of Political Youth of Argentina and he collaborated in his reconstruction, between the military coup and 1982. That same year, the JPA were relaunched as Movement of Political Youth.

During his years as a college student, Nadra was member of the Delegate Council and the Student Center of the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature of the Buenos Aires University. He also participated in the occupation of establishments and in some confrontations with the local police and the Guard of Infantry, as a part of the national movement against the admission exams in 1970 and 1971. Many times, Nadra was imprisoned and illegally deprived of his freedom by the police and para-police groups.

In the press syndicalism area, Nadra took part in the Electoral Meeting of the Association Journalists of Buenos Aires (known as APBA in that moment, and then UTPBA), for the elections of July 27 to July 31 of 1972. In those elections participated Jorge Luis Bernetti, Carlos Borro, María Victoria “Vicky” Walsh, Eduardo Molina, Vedia, María Cristina Suárez (Brown List); y Sergio Peralta, Enrique Tortosa, Julio Orione, Walter Fumarola, Ricardo Mainardi, Jorge Marrone (Blue and White List). In 1975 the union was intervened by María Estela Martínez de Perón government. This situation continued during the following military government.

In 1966 Nadra entered to the Mariano Moreno National School, where he collaborated in the reorganization of the Student Center between 1966 and 1967, meanwhile the dictatorship of Juan Carlos Onganía prohibited any type of student activism. In 1968, Nadra was one of the delegates that promoted the first high school strike, against the imposition of curriculums considered by the students as anti-pedagogical and restrictive. In 1969 his school’s Student Center repudiated the assassinations of students in popular manifestations in some Argentinean provinces, like Corrientes, Rosario and Córdoba. The students began to use black badges in their jackets and dusts covers. This measure was generalized in several public establishments of the country.

Alberto Nadra Net Worth

Alberto Nadra is one of the richest Journalist from Argentina. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Alberto Nadra 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Alberto Emilio Nadra (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 15 April 1952) is an Argentinean politician, writer and journalist of Marxist formation. He stood out as a human rights activist and also in the constitution of the Argentinean Youth Political Coordination (Coordinadora de Juventudes Políticas Argentinas) between 1970 and 1980.

In 1965 he was chosen by his classmates as a student delegate in a high school of commercial orientation situated in Haedo, Buenos Aires. During that period he took part in a wall newspaper, in which the invasion that 42.000 American marines had made in Dominic Republic to prevent the reinstatement of the legitimate government of Juan Bosch was reported and condemned. As a result of the manifestation, the authorities expelled him from the school. After his classmates’ mobilization, Nadra was reincorporated, but the school directors imposed a disciplinary sanction and asked him to change of establishment the following year.

Nadra began his political activity as a member of the Federación Juvenil Comunista. He was involved in its student’s organisms and in its press union. In 1970 and 1982 he was elected to be a member of the Political Relations Commission and of the Central Committee of that organization. Nadra also directed the biweekly “Aquí y Ahora” during a period of the military dictatorship and until 1984, when he began to collaborate in the direction of the Communist Party of Argentina.

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Between September 6 and 20 of 1979, Nadra integrated the youthful delegation that made the speech in the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, CIDH.

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Alberto Ranked on the list of most popular Journalist. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Argentina. Alberto Nadra celebrates birthday on April 15 of every year.

On March 26 of 1982 he married Leonor Canelles, the eldest daughter of the leader of the trade-union of construction, Jorge Canelles, one of the primary promoters of the popular rebellion called the Cordobazo, along with the Secretary of the Trade-union “Luz y Fuerza”, Agustín Tosco.