Por la “dignidad Militar”: la revista Cabildo y el levantamiento carapintada en la Semana Santa de 19871
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Este artículo analiza el tratamiento editorial que la revistaCabildo, conspicua representante del pensamiento nacionalistacatólico en la Argentina, dio al levantamiento militar queun grupo de oficiales del Ejército argentino denominados “carapintadas”protagonizó durante la Semana Santa de abril de1987. La rebelión tuvo como objetivo primordial presionar algobierno democrático de Raúl Alfonsín para que se frenaranlas investigaciones judiciales sobre los delitos cometidos pormiembros de las Fuerzas Armadas durante la represión ilegalen el periodo de la dictadura militar (1976-1983).La revista Cabildo, acérrima opositora del gobierno radical yexplícita defensora de la represión, celebrará el levantamientocastrense con argumentos vinculados a la reivindicacióndel “honor militar conculcado” y otros razonamientos asociadosa su prédica nacionalista y promilitar, en el marco deuna posición editorial que alentaba a las Fuerzas Armadas a“reivindicar y continuar la lucha antisubversiva”.
This article analyzes the treatment that Cabildo magazine editorial, conspicuous representative of the Catholic nationalist thought in Argentina, gave the military uprising that a group of Argentine military officers called “Carapintada” starred during Holy Week April 1987. The rebellion was aimed at pressuring the government primary democratic Raul Alfonsin to that would deter criminal investigations into crimes committed by members of the Armed Forces during the illegal repression in the period of the military dictatorship (1976-1983). The magazine Cabildo, staunch opponent of radical government and explicit repression advocate, will celebrate the military uprising with arguments relating to the claim of “military honor violated” and other arguments related to his preaching nationalist and pro-military, as part of an editorial position which encouraged the military to “claim and continue the fight against subversion”.
This article analyzes the treatment that Cabildo magazine editorial, conspicuous representative of the Catholic nationalist thought in Argentina, gave the military uprising that a group of Argentine military officers called “Carapintada” starred during Holy Week April 1987. The rebellion was aimed at pressuring the government primary democratic Raul Alfonsin to that would deter criminal investigations into crimes committed by members of the Armed Forces during the illegal repression in the period of the military dictatorship (1976-1983). The magazine Cabildo, staunch opponent of radical government and explicit repression advocate, will celebrate the military uprising with arguments relating to the claim of “military honor violated” and other arguments related to his preaching nationalist and pro-military, as part of an editorial position which encouraged the military to “claim and continue the fight against subversion”.