Sunday, March 20, 2011

Halloween Costume For Someone On Cruches

we said yesterday: Santa Fe before the coup press

Nuevo Diario left alone once more, The Coast in the days when that occurred the last military coup. The owner asked "permission" to edit the morning, remind workers. Before the assault of the Armed Forces, the evening was hopeful with the figure of Jorge Rafael Videla .

I'm not original in the title of this post. That's the name of a great book by Eduardo Martin Blaustein and Zubieta: "We said yesterday. The press in Argentina under the Process. " The book carries a caption that says: "The 3,000 days of the tragic history of Argentina. Texts and pictures with all the newspapers and magazines of the time said, silenced or misrepresented. "

What happened, what they said our print media in this city? This is not to walk the seven years but only a few days. Ranging from the pre-March 24, 1976 until the end of this month but it serves an arbitrary cut small sample.

The map of the print media in Santa Fe was just a little map, away at the time of the dozen daily newspapers in the first decades of the twentieth century. The newspaper El Litoral had many competitors in its existence, only two managed to upset her and both the policy helped remove the medium.

The first was The Order, which appeared in 1927, Santa Fe cooled journalism with popular language and the preponderance of local information, police and photographs. As if something was missing from The Order to win the preference of the readers of the popular sectors, pleaded Peronist and their fate was tied to the movement. He disappeared in 1955.

The second was Nuevo Diario, whose first issue was published on 22 December 1968. We told stories and promised more, which will see the light, about the birth and development of this morning. Suffice to state that Mark Bobbio pitched his writing with much of the strikers who had stopped for more than 20 days to evening to meet in those days fifty years. New Journal also renewed the language, was a popular paper, graphics and journalistically superior to the journal of Vittoria and the Caputto.

But Nuevo Diario financial difficulties since its inception. The technology shift towards off-set in 1973 caused a long conflict and by October 1975 against the possible closure, initiated an unprecedented experience of co-worker business but failed.

The newspaper and was decimated in a stampede that began in October 1974 when Coastal Command Anti threatened journalists and graphics on your campus and then kidnapped, tortured and murdered Zamaro Marta, an employee of the newspaper.

Taken by his staff, abandoned by employers, the newspaper was closed on March 24, 1976. Some workers point out that Bobbio consulted every afternoon if I could get it out the next morning.

Littoral, however, had disciplined workers in 1968. And their pages particularly the editorial continued taking care of a kind of moral superiority that is tradition in some newspapers, that bestowal duty to indicate, warn, congratulations. And never back down. Editorials



What they said less any manual defines a newspaper editorial as a genre consisting of a text is not signed, because it expresses the view of a means of communication on a story or fact relevant.

These are positions that assumes El Litoral between 20 and 31 March 1976.

On day 20, the evening welcomed the Festival of Guadalupe, held days earlier. " quality and popular support are by no means mutually exclusive: on the contrary, they complement " he said. Had attended mostly young men who had behaved "properly ." The organization was contrasted with other types of shows that were made " a misguided approach that should be broadcast on a massive scale culture."

To El Litoral " popular by no means easy to be confused with the schemes of a subordinate effect that instead of raising, uniforms, confuses and distorts . "

was to highlight the Festival of Guadalupe because the city, otherwise "enlightened center" had left her standing under a "mistaken policy " in the cultural field, that " was characterized by an exaltation of the lower and disdain, if not outright hostility, towards all that meant real quality, levels of demand and selective rigor. "

21 and 22 publishers refer to the end of the diplomatic rift with Bolivia and bad road conditions.

On Tuesday 23, the newspaper is in favor of true national unity, which are not only in speeches. He recalls that many times the country was divided and threatened by conflicts, but also often "knew emerge strengthened from these anxieties, assimilating experiences and progress in a way maturity."

" Since the early days of the struggle for independence, through confrontations and federal unit in the complex process of the National Organization and many major events, some people beyond the divisions sometimes circumstantial, deep-failed to see the path of unity, synthesis capable of marrying the opponents and how to find the foundation of the permanent values \u200b\u200b, "he wrote.

Who or who would be in 1976 would drive that way? He does not say clearly Littoral. Yes clarifies that harmony should not imply weakness or based on acceptance of the machinations of those who " through crime, corruption, intolerance and fanaticism, do everything possible to break the ties that bind together to people, tired of fighting and sterile divisions. "

"The End of an era" is the title chosen for the March 24 editorial. The determination of the Armed Forces course "was" the result of a serene analysis "and the responsibility assumed upon taking office was a" logical to mismanagement, the contradictions, anarchy, economic chaos, the arrogance, relentless subversion and general destruction that marked the existence of citizens in the latter period . "

Is the newspaper that he was hopeful that "real definitely has closed the subordinate and despicable way to understand the high political role "and bet because" firmly but dispassionately, brought to light many wrongful acts committed under the civil . "

not expect magic solutions, but to ensure " least order and justice", to be achieved among all who were willing to "overcome the negative and work for national greatness in a climate of respect, faith and joint effort. "

In three days, begin the claims sector. Claims shy in two cases, as is known, was too much anarchy and no could expect magic solutions.

"The health hazard" is an editorial intended to highlight the crisis in the health system had no equal in history. In "Claims of agriculture" states that " field" is waiting to changes in government, confident that their aspirations " must be taken into account their special status wealth generator."

Complaints " leaders contend that over ninety percent of the foreign exchange entering the country are rooted in agriculture, and for decades is that the main recipient of measures directed officials to shore up the economy, whether by way of stifling tax charges, withholdings on exports of its products or so-called political prices, among others. And the movement has repeatedly pointed out that agriculture is forced to subsidize other sectors of activity. Added to this is the disproportionate increase operating costs by way of the continued increases in input prices, ranging from a tractor to bale wire . "

And the warning, the industry had already left " attitudes that characterized him, letting go without complaining. " makes your eyes now to the new authorities, in the desire to be taken into account because they are certain that, once again, will be invited to make a contribution towards economic recovery. "

The other sector is in charge of Justice. Process decision to dismiss members of the Courts " appears consistent with a radical purpose of complete reorganization of public life." However, should not be prejudiced nor the dignity and stability of the judges, but not all, but those "real men of law, that are not in their offices as makeshift or as mere functionaries of a regime corrupt. " In Santa Fe there were these judges and between calls, should be sought which would be " jealous guardians of fairness in this Republican rigor period has now been opened and many with confidence expect. "

"You have to give it time" is perhaps the most telling editorial aspirations Littoral.
It stresses the passivity with which the public attended the overthrow of Esetela María Martínez de Perón. And that looks to the citizens: " The observer in 2000 might think that in our political vicissitudes, the Argentines of the twentieth century we behaved like spoiled children . In accordance with an alternative government changes, the major sectors of production, the state, business or work-think the time has come to realize "the dream of the boy ', taking advantage of its legendary opponents."

be verified " abusive behavior" resulting from " civic immaturity" of the Argentines. Choose to prove one of his favorite targets: the union sector. Removed from the shelves the Employment Contracts Act to remember that employees should " adjust their behavior to what is characteristic of a good worker " and " act in good faith" and that " the worker must provide the service on time , regular attendance and commitment. " In contrast, spoiled children tried to " exceptions to cash in on the conquered, not importársele that indiscipline and absenteeism would lead to low productivity that decisively influenced the crisis."

then analyzes some articles of the "Act setting the purpose and main objectives for the process national reorganization "of the military junta and notes that reflect" clearly " the disposition of armed forces to lessen the conflict between hegemonic vocation factors hungry."

will come a time of austerity and sacrifice, he says. But we all must "renounce the whims of spoiled children in a fictional wealth that could not sustain production ." " To regain squandered inheritance we accept the imperative of effort and sacrifice. In the meantime, do not expect miracles overnight. Because, as the saying goes native: 'There to give it time '. "

March 29, Jorge Rafael Videla assumed the presidency of the nation. The next day, the editorial of El Litoral reveals his commitment to democracy: the fall of the government of "Isabelita" was the "final happier and more equality possible, as was the takeover of government by the Army Nation and not the substitution of a political force in the governmental function of the other that neither essential nor formally, given the circumstances, would have been by no means the most convenient . "

" Taking the post of president by General Videla is an auspicious act an incentive for the country that pays, because it considers it legally from comprehensive intelligence," he concludes.

To end the month and this arbitrary traveled for what he said the only figure of Santa Fe 35 years ago, a week after the military coup Littoral published "Call unavoidable." Videla's speech was "demagogic antithesis of cheap, informal promises of biased language so often used-rulers who failed or could not-meet 's word. "

His words were " simple, without any bombast, reflected not only the reason for military action against the constitutional authorities, but the program that the military is willing to take to the nation railroaded toward goals prosperity with the help of all good men . "

spells out some of those promises that, at face value, create: the harmonization of capital and labor, the establishment of a just order, the promotion of culture, " open to all currents of thought but staying true to country tradition and the Christian conception of man and the world. " "It was promised honesty, efficiency and justice and invoked God to grant wisdom, prudence and humility. no a priori reason to call into question the commitment to citizenship and country "he said. Cree

reliance on these proposals. The order of faith and sacrifice should not be ignored Videla says El Litoral " The national non revanchism reordering, while respecting individual rights requires detachment and general solidarity for a work in which we all have obligation to be honest players. "

Everyone will want to read about these texts, I do mine. The problem is not a mistake in the analysis, but persist in them, not looking back on itself and continue, decades later, in the same pedestal as if nothing had happened. Not even 30,000 missing.
(From the last year for the Press Association)


* All the highlights are mine .

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Statue Of Liberty Niagra

Campora the government ... Women and journalist

On the anniversary of the presidential elections Hector Campora won in 1973, a Santa Fe look at the news.
















For now, this is what there. There will be more.

Littoral Journal, March 11, 1973


By being closed electoral act, the public has begun to refine their ears to hear language the ballot box. Until yesterday no longer a torrent of words sought to clarify attitudes. Spokespersons from various backgrounds argued, argued and argue over all the roads of the country. With exemplary openness, citizens and the citizens were arming the composition of place. In each case, the close decision was preceded by that swarm of measurable factors and uncertainties that sting the man in his fundamental alternatives. (...)
The certifying democracy has come to an end. Behind this corner of our republican history, harmony ahead.

Nuevo Diario, a day before taking Campora (24 May 1973)


The return of Peronism to the responsibilities of government does not give rise to doubts about the popular extraction their equipment and anticipates very clear guidelines on the direction to print the official action. The public call to the common work for achievements that are a shared aspiration, ignoring insults and rejection criteria sectorizantes invites lay mental reservations and are a generous and patriotic call to start a path of peace, justice and accomplishments for the province and its people. So be it.


Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Pain In Testies And Inner Thigh



Carlota Garrido de la Peña was the first journalist to Santa Fe. And although his ideas were far from libertarian or feminist notions, founded and directed in 1895 the magazine Thought. Enjoy reading weekly, customs, religious and social affairs, features and fashion games, bibliographies, etc.. . The rescue of her figure as saying The Order and some of their ideas .

The journalistic side of Charlotte Garrido de la Peña is almost forgotten. Not mentioned in his article on literary magazines José Rafael López Rosas (1), does not register his role as director of this magazine site santafesina the province's cultural information (2), no such data is collected in the Biographical Dictionary Argentine Women (3) or the Encyclopedia of the Province of Santa Fe (4). It is the diary

The Order who nominates "first journalist to Santa Fe" in 1951. The paper was then pressed the government embarked on Santa Fe to create hemerotecas guarding the journalistic heritage of the city.

In April of that year one of the press associations of the city, organized the first exhibition of Journalism and at his inauguration Santafesino Edmund White Boeri, head of the Journalists Association of Santa Fe, urged to safeguard these treasures. Took up the gauntlet The Order, whose director Fernando Estrada said it was a "debt of honor" and a "historic debt" to create these archives and ventured that the initiative would be "provided with a fresh spirit and the current Peronist provincial government, who must immediately acquire all the collections of newspapers, magazines and other publications to form the background material and the organic institutions to be created. "

is in this context that the paper back from oblivion to Charlotte Garrido de la Peña. "We talk Carlota Garrido de la Peña, the first journalist in Santa Fe. Supporting an initiative, "says the caption. Had then 81 years old and lived in Rosario, where he traveled to a chronicler of the Order to seek their support for the new archive. "I understand he told us that the enduring work of journalism found in libraries, specialized institutions that are needed for the study of journalism in a comprehensive Santa Fe. The idea is to raise awareness among authorities of the province and realized the benefit of general culture. "

funny thing is that the newspaper itself claims to have heard at that time that Charlotte was founded on 14 July 1895, "the first publication run by a woman in the province, under the title 'Thinking' is the testimony of the spiritual quest of a group of women working against the stagnation that had happened to die in Buenos Aires the writer Juana Manuela Gorriti. He immediately worked on their pages other American women, such as the Peruvian Clorinda Matto de Turner, Carolina Freyre de Jaime and Margarita Praxedes Muñoz Donoso Fiora Chilean and Uruguayan Gioz Ansaldo Lola Larrosa. In our country, the Santa Fe Amavet Macedonia, Mercedes Crespo and Angela Pujato Geneyro (...). Such is the plethora of these women fans who made the first weapons in the country's female journalists, next to Mrs. Garrido de la Peña. "

Carlota ideas

Cristiá is Moira (5) who brings us some features of the thought of Charlotte Garrido de la Peña through his writings in the magazine Semana graphics, appears at Rosario between 1922 and 1924.

The direction of the magazine as a writer has appreciated by a "marked tendency of religion" and adds: "It is not a defect but a virtue, it reaffirms their faith and speaks volumes about his sincerity. "

The concept of women Carlota is simple: women = mother. That is why those who make up the staff of the magazine are against, inter alia, the suffrage movement. Carlota Cristiá quoted: "... Although the Congress has the Suffragettes of Rome was established, the country does not need at this time women voters, when they have in their hands the government of the family, which in turn is well-organized country, invincible and happy ...". Obviously

Carlota was a representative of anti-modernism and criticized the role played by some women in modern life. It said in the article "On desires, "published in Graphic week in June 1924:

restrained on the wishes of love, stands the magnificent corolla of chastity. About immoderate desires of wealth under the prudent (...) The wishes are of tyrannical ways, morbid, grim end in the transgressions of one's personality as she has more noble: the honor. As a result of the rightness of the ideas and lofty sentiments, why not apply ourselves to restrain the desires if they are so capital enemies of inner peace and true friendship between men? (...) What desires are the light in the soul of the woman? Of being the most beautiful and of attract upon himself the admiration of those who can monitor, through elegance. They are burning desire to grow up and tumultuous in many modern women's souls, archimodernas: drinking liquor and go to sleep on the table, treading the excellence and destruction of his being, from drowsiness cocaine, because they may want more, go outside the orbit of life, seeking new and anxious feelings of forgetfulness.


Carlota Some biographical data

Mendoza was born on August 2, 1870, settling in Coronda since childhood. There he studied and married the English Ángel de la Peña, who was widowed when he was 26 years and four children.

worked as a teacher at a school in Coronda and published some papers in journals of Rosario. Besides
Feryre of Jaimes Carolina founded in 1902 Magazine Argentina.

published his first book in 1913 and several of his novels appeared in serial form in newspapers of Santa Fe, Buenos Aires and Cordoba.

died July 19, 1958, in Coronda. Said the newspaper El Litoral: "Goes out with her a noble life, a teacher by vocation and a writer of fine sensibility, which managed to capture in his time, all beautiful human to pour it into their works. "


Notes (1) López Rosas, José Rafael. Santa Fe, the perennial memory. Santa Fe, City of Santa Fe, 1993.
(2) The site's text is taken from "Who is it in Santa Fe" by Gloria Bertero.
(3) Newton, Lily Sosa. Biographical Dictionary of Argentine women . Buenos Aires, Plus Ultra, 1986. Yes, this author is dedicated to Charlotte and "Thought" here. This text points out that in an autobiographical account, Charles ignores his own way by thinking.
(4) Abad de Santillán, Diego. Encyclopedia of the province of Santa Fe Volume I . Buenos Aires, Ediar, 1967.
(5) Moira Cristiá 'Between tradition and innovation. Female representations in another currency peripheral (Rosario, 1922-1924) », Nuevo Mundo Mundos Nuevos, Debates, 2009, [Online], On line since November 28, 2009. URL: http://nuevomundo.revues.org/57686. Retrieved on March 5, 2011.

Friday, March 4, 2011

Fox Body Mustang Subwoofer

Carnival

Two carnivals lived in the city of Santa Fe: the last 100 and 50 years ago. And we live in nowadays. Some notations concerning the rules of the festivities .

The March 2, 1911, Santa Fe newspaper published an extensive review intended to declare the death of the Carnival. The little enthusiasm for the holidays had been a concern of other newspapers Santa Fe. The Santa Fe he associated the state of popular finance.

However, despite the reluctance on the evening of a Corsican, that was torture for many girls-teens when we were palatable, was what caused joy among the slum dwellers: water play. "The bucket and pans have no rest, not counting the occasional soaking of humanity between the tubs served as a supplier of the liquid projectile. "

A troupe of 1879
And the exaltation of some was the anger of others. The Santa Fe daily records several incidents in the game. It is an excuse to give the exact location of the "cantons", since "as in the Anglo-Boer formed and disappear every day of fun, alternating throughout to tease best passers."

cites a case of so many: the victim had been the No. 1 distributor of dairy, "The Family, "Appenine Francisco, who in a house in Buenos Aires street, between San Martin and May 25," not wanting to stop wetting by a servant, was wet lurch by the owner of the house, without taking their protests of being ill, he left like soup. Today the poor man is in bed as the victim of unspeakable abuse. "

And another: "St. Jerome in the street, a poor Italian woman, who had a boy in her arms, was crippled with all inhumanity despite their pleas for some children to look decent, but real wild in his manner of proceeding" .

The disappointment of Santa Fe in front of the carnival , 1911 also occurred in the costumes: "We have not seen a single mask that not even deserve the honor of four lines. It was a general strike of humor, in which the crude joke or alternated guaranguería insolent fool in silence and goodbye ché!, Which is a, b, c of these costumes. "

must be true that under the mask, life feels stupid, because no other way to explain the idiotic heroism of both neighbor bent on walking through the streets, with an unbearable heat, wondering if you know or other questions equally naive, if not otherwise.

of the groups that had seen "only one or two of them deserve that title." In the Corsican, had dominated the opium "and took issue deli."

Carnival Queen of 1961
Fifty years later, the newspaper El Litoral stressed that the city had been reunited with their traditional festivals, " with the feast of the grotesque and the joy of control, with the carnival, more precisely, with the Corsican. " He warned that could not compare with the "before", but there had been news: the Corsican-show.

In the regulations, the game was banned with water, which, in most cases, the public had been given "to contemplation, to celebrate the occurrences of the masks and costumes extravaganza certain to play the role of spectator. "

Choosing the Carnival Queen of 1961 began with a parade from Tucumán and Rivadavia to the official box, located in the Plaza Spain. The president of the Tourism Commission proclaimed "Grace I" Grace Villalba, the representative of Republic Western.

And after another fifty years, will have to see how they reflect the national newspapers and popular Carnival today:

Apostilles

In 1877 the provincial government had to issue a decree that no one should pass over the line when the festivities. It issued a rule stating that only if they could use knobs and bombs, but not take "corrupt or foul water." You could wear costumes, of course, but first you had to get a permit at the police station and then was exhibited a card indicating authorization; is strictly forbidden to wear costumes to represent the clergy. Could only be used costumes or play water from 2 pm until finished and masked balls, which were made with knowledge of the police.

In 1931, the municipality also regulated the carnival game allowing only flowers and streamers. It is absolutely forbidden to play with water in any form whatsoever, the use of firecrackers and explosives, masks or masks of, any outfit or costume that offend morality, alluding to patriotic logos of any nationality, religious orders, military, political , etc., and the use of weapons even though the costume requires.

The move prompted protests from newspaper The Order :

Momo's sadness ...

The old and grotesque god of joy, a farce, is sad. And how could you, when municipal regulations for their parties, has taken away some of that joy characteristic of the old god of the conventional lies, of grace, the broad laughter that seems to infect their worshipers in a feeling of sincerity , and equality, which is a piece of cloth over their faces, pretty or ugly, but behind a flirtatious and soft mask or a painted cardboard, have the power to render a moral, happy and equal, and either by the short time his reign.

And so great is that sadness, that his classic bells, playful and sound, have been muted in a complete renunciation of his excellences, and so, this act was grotesque and mischievous at the same time, to make that king madman most genuine expression of unconcern, the wholesome joy, spontaneity and even d it true that conventional mask or the mask, predispose to mortals.

The old Momo is sad, as the "percanta" that suburban tango, pale and sad, waiting for the return of lost love.

And Momo, which also has lost its characteristic signs, pale and colorless, will wander through our streets, in full surrender of their personality.

Momo, dies this year, dies of grief, disappointment, sadness, sadness that he never knew and that a capricious restriction, it has been imposed today it seems that the joy of classical Carnestolendas would have gone for ever and ever.