The ashes of renowned Argentine philosopher Juan José Sebreli, who passed away at the age of 93, are scheduled to be scattered in Plaza Constitución, a neighborhood significant to his life, on Friday at noon. This event follows Sebreli's own wishes, as communicated by his heir and friend, Marcelo Gioffré, who ensures that the ceremony will be both respectful and meaningful.

Sebreli lived in various residences within the Constitución neighborhood from 1930 to 1970, before moving to Recoleta. His connections to this area are deep-rooted in his history, which makes the scattering of his ashes there especially poignant. The ceremony is not just a farewell to Sebreli but also a tribute to his philosophical contributions, as he is regarded as one of Argentina's most significant intellectual figures.

Authorities have been informed about this farewell act, showcasing the cultural importance of the occasion. Any potential bureaucratic challenges are expected to be addressed to ensure that Sebreli’s final wishes are fulfilled seamlessly. This event reflects the value placed on intellectual legacies in Argentina and highlights the local community's connection to celebrated figures in their history.