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GALVAN, María Valeria. El Nacionalismo de derecha argentino a comienzos de la década del sesenta y la Revolución Cubana: lecturas del semanario Azul y Blanco. Sociohistórica [online]. 2014, n.34. ISSN 1852-1606.

After the Cuban Revolution in 1959, the nationalist weekly Azul y Blanco, edited by Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo, introduced a regular analysis of the Cuban issue. This represented a change in the weekly, mainly committed to local Argentine politics. However, this periodical -founded in 1956, in direct opposition to the radically antiperonist and authoritarian administration of the second presidency of the "Revolución Libertadora"- introduced the analysis of the regional repercussions of the cold war as a strategy to come back, through comparison, to the local politics. Thus, as an opponent of the new presidency of Arturo Frondizi and bearing in mind its corporatist programme, Azul y Blanco used the Cuban situation as an excuse to prevent against the soviet regional influence and the intromission of communist ideas in the Argentine working class.

Palabras clave : Right-wing Argentine Nationalism; Periodicals; Cuban Revolution.

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