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beginning in 1960, and with a circulation ranging from 200,000 to 450,000 per issue it would become the best-selling magazine in the country. Numerous well known
Argentine illustrators and journalists began their career at
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to lampoon both politicians and prevailing issues. He made a likewise liberal use of artistic license on the magazine's covers themselves, which typically featured his caricatures (drawn as
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fields to foreign exploration (a reversal of
Frondizi's earlier stance). The Vice President had not made his opposition to this policy in public. The covers of
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from 1967 to 1969, and again returned, by its original name though in a less successful version, from 1977 to 1979.
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In 1970, the magazine was regarded as one of the six best political and military humor magazines in the world.
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became highly popular, being one of the most influential magazines of its genre.
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weekly quickly earned renown for its satirical content, particularly regarding
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by government edict in July of that year. The shuttered magazine returned as
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referred to the laconic and moustachioed Onganía) resulted in the closure of
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in 1956, prohibited any mention of or references to exiled populist leader
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The Naked
Emperor: An Anthology of International Political Satire
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or
Peronism). Another political controversy whose coverage made
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542:"Falleció Alejandro Gómez, el vicepresidente de Frondizi"
346:("Famine Vicenta"). His irreverent portrayals of General
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by Landrú on Tía
Vicenta website (archived, 13 Jul 2017)
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also appeared as a supplement to the popular news daily
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261:memorable was the dispute between President
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381:Historia de Tía Vicenta
283:¿A mi por qué me miran?
189:president of Argentina
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273:to open the nation's
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265:and Vice President
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332:Oscar Conti (Oski)
324:Hermenegildo Sábat
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112:Final issue
104:First issue
96:(1960–1966)
32:Che Guevara
18:Tía Vicenta
644:Categories
391:References
368:Tío Landrú
269:regarding
255:Juan Perón
162:caricature
122:1966-07-17
55:Categories
567:La Nación
489:La Nación
453:La Nación
387:in 1994.
340:naïve art
158:Argentina
134:Argentina
86:(1960–66)
74:Publisher
66:Frequency
294:El Mundo
243:Peronism
187:de facto
182:El Mundo
140:Language
45:Director
354:, as a
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144:Spanish
130:Country
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209:Landrú
196:walrus
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69:weekly
58:News,
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308:Faruk
304:Quino
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