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More ties between River Plate and Perón. Would such attention be paid to a club that does not keep winning championships?

Peronist use of sports magazine to push state projects. In this case shipping and exports are the focus.

Peronist use of sports magazine to push state projects. In this case agriculture is the focus.

The colonia infantil is a project derived from Eva Perón's work with children. This article summarizes how River Plate will include a sporting complex for children.

Ministry of Sports (?) honors Perón, who observes a parade and the honoring of the 'Reina del deporte'

River's magazine lauds the nation's 'first sportsman'

Peronist use of sports magazine to push state projects. In this case national tourism is the focus.

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.

Propaganda image that ties Peron to soccer, he is surrounded by loyalist government officials

Odd occurrence of images celebrating Juan Perón's love for sports in the middle of the military junta under Videla

Advertisement for the first Eva Peron Youth Soccer Tournament

Peron used athletes as part of an opium for his people; Panzeri seeks to reclaim athletics from the political arena Is this a middle-class attempt to reclaim sports from the popular classes?

Never losing a chance to highlight Argentina's equal status to world powers, the visit of Jack Dempsey to Argentina leads to an article in Mundo Peronista that exalts the President for being the world champion in supporting athletics.

La Prensa reprints a painting honoring Eva as a saint, part of a government-sponsored competition.

In an almost religious manner, Aloé pays homage to the "miracle" of Perón's spiritual transformation of the nation. The victories of Argentine athletes at the Pan-Am Games were the proper way to show gratitude to this humble couple. A great example…

A normal issue of Mundo Deportivo contained on average 82 pages. This issue, number 100, is 246 pages long solely focused on the successful hosting of the 1951 Pan-American Games. Of note is the fascist-style stage. It includes an image of Juan Peron…
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