This paper examines the political and intellectual trajectory of Alicia Eguren and its incidence in the orbit of the Peronist left. First, we analyze the steps taken by this referent for the channels of the Peronist Resistance. Subsequently, the incidence of the Cuban experience in its political projections is examined. Finally, her options for militants are explored since the death of John William Cooke, in September 1968, until the end of the proscription of Peronism.