La Mazorca. Ciencia Ficción y Cultura Nacional. Nos. 1-2 [all published?].

Fascinating Marxist scifi zine with a political and philosophical bent (can we create a new national culture by imagining new worlds?). The editor speculates on the role of science fiction in relation to larger intellectual definitions of popular culture and argues against a reductionist “universal” culture (a tool of imperialism) in favor of an amalgamation of unstable indigenous and immigrant elements.

No. 2 includes an homage to Patrice Lumumba and antiracist / anti-Peronist content. 

One issue at USF recorded in OCLC. 

Buenos Aires: np, 1990. 2 vols: 23 cm, 16 pp.; stapled self-wrpps, no. 1 with small losses to front and rear wrappers, mostly at margins, leaves separated from staple. No. 2 VG.