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- Collection: Popular Magazines 1940s-1960s
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Arturo Frondizi
A less political look at Frondizi
Elecciones en la Argentina
The election of Frondizi is hailed as the return of democracy (as opposed to the dictatorship under Perón)
Veinte preguntas al Presidente electo
The twenty questions seek to understand Frondizi's governing philosophy
Nos habla el nuevo Presidente
A much more political and economic type of discussion than the profile pieces seen in other magazines.
Presidente electo: hora cero
Empanadas, pijamas, and other behind the scenes images of Frondizi on election day.
Various
A look at the coverage of Frondizi's election
Un nuevo presidente argentino
The magazine labels Frondizi an enigma, and tries to explain Argentina's new president and governing philosophy to foreign readers.
Debe imponerse una disciplina integral en el fútbol
Citing Pedro Dellacha as a good model of sportsmanship and professionalism, the commentator derides the increasing player violence in Argentine fútbol.
Various
Argentines were keenly aware of how modern and industrialized countries viewed them, and Frondizi's visit to the US–the first by an Argentine President–was major news. Notice how some of the coverage depicts Frondizi (and thus Argentina) as a humble…
Various speeches
Valuable transcripts of Frondizi's speeches to various bodies in the United States
Ningún hombre es una isla
Frondizi is sent into exile in 1962. Here is one of the earliest interviews with the deposed President.
Con petroleo rompimos el estancamento
Out of exile, Frondizi resumes his political career but as an advocate more than a politician.
En busca de otra oportunidad
Frondizi re-enters the political stage with Illia in office.
Un Frondizi distinto
Frondizi re-enters the political stage with Illia in office.
"Quiero renunciar…pero no quiero"
Suárez offers his take on the straining relations between the government and AFA and the declining quality of fútbol.
Los 91 kilos de Frondizi
Seemingly retired and living in the countryside, the magazine catches up with Frondizi, who provides his take on the current and delicate situation in Argentina.