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Helpful to look at what products were pitched to men, and how masculinity is portrayed.

The article rebukes the deteriorating climate at stadiums, and applauds Huracán for encouraging women to attend free, with roses and prime seats. (the adjoining article's last words are about the decline of creative fútbol and the growth of a climate…

Positive welcome for the national team

Argentine demonstrated its true playing style and the quality it possesses.

The article does not make excuses and focuses on the honor of the players, although it notes that English keeper used gloves.

Notice the staging, with large pillars, lights, and a massive stage. Perón and Eva tie Argentine flag ribbons to the flags of the participating nations.

The new "Velódromo Presidente Perón" is inaugurated in time for the Pan-American Games

Images include Perón declaring the Games to begin

The 1951 Pan-American Games are not as overtly patriotic in El Gráfico as in other magazines; international athletes receive good coverage. However, these games (perhaps forced) featured much more coverage of Perón than usual. The ceremonies were…

Argentine cracks playing overseas gain positive coverage

Although the Education department hosted an annual youth festival honoring students, the staging, imagery and focus on physical aptitude all echo what critics would cite as fascist symbolism and indoctrination of youth.

The focus in this image is on the athlete, not the President

Swimmers formed the large majority of female athletes on the covers of El Gráfico, but other sports were also included, such as track and field, tennis, or fencing. About half a dozen covers of El Grafico per year had female athletes.

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More focus on female athletics

Notable cover because it features a female athlete, characterized as the nation's best athlete

The overly sexual woman only desires a clean shaven man
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