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In order to begin to study the field of relations between the left and the Agrarian Leagues in the 1970s in Argentina, in this article we propose to review the existing literature and a work agenda that aims to outline future lines of research. We took three directions to select the bibliography. On the one hand, we reconstruct the historiographical contributions of the researchers who sought to delve into the treatment that the Argentine left made of the national agrarian question. These studies, however, do not cover the years of our study, although they show that throughout their history, revolutionary organizations contemplated the problem. On the other hand, we observe the reflections on the political practices of the left, where we review the different lines of work and approach. We will see there that the studies of the 1970s did not contemplate in depth the agrarian problem. Finally, we revisit the existing studies on the Agrarian Leagues. We conclude with a series of objectives and hypotheses that can be explored to begin to fill the gap in current knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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