Avatares de un periodo: la revista Primera Plana entre 1966 y 1970. Del apoyo al golpe de Estado a la clausura
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Facultad de Ciencia Política y Relaciones Internacionales. Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios Sociales Argentinos y Latinoamericanos
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El presente artículo aborda la relación entre la revista Primera Plana y el gobierno de facto del general Juan
Carlos Onganía. Parte del interés por estudiar ésta cuestión, está dada por el escaso tratamiento que se le
ha dado al rol del semanario durante el periodo 1966-1970, ya que la mayoría de los trabajos se orientan a
analizar el papel que ocupó la revista en la desestabilización del gobierno de Arturo Illia y en la formación
de la imagen de Onganía como la del líder que necesitaba el país. De este modo, hemos podido establecer
que durante el mencionado periodo, Primera Plana atravesó por tres etapas en su relación con el gobierno
de facto. En la primera, se preocupó por brindar cierta legitimidad al gobierno militar, como así también a
orientar sus políticas y en criticar aquellas que lo alejaban de su objetivo principal. En una segunda etapa,
la relación se recompone, en gran medida gracias a la instauración del programa económico de Krieger
Vasena, el cual era apoyado por la publicación. En la última etapa, nos encontramos con la ruptura
definitiva de la revista con el gobierno, que llevará a la clausura de la misma.
This article addresses the relationship between the magazine Primera Plana and the de facto government of General Juan Carlos Onganía. Part of the interest in studying this question is given by the limited treatment that has been given to the role of the weekly during the period 1966-1970, as most of the work is aimed at analyzing the role he held the magazine in destabilizing Arturo Illia government and the formation of the image of Onganía as leader the country needed. Thus, we could establish that during that period, Primera Plana went through three stages in its relation to the de facto government. In the first, worried for providing some legitimacy to the military government, as well as to guide policy and criticize those that kept him away from his main objective. In a second step, the relationship is recomposed, largely due to the implementation of Krieger Vasena`s economic program, which was supported by the publication. In the last step, we find the final break of the magazine with the government, leading to the closure of the same
This article addresses the relationship between the magazine Primera Plana and the de facto government of General Juan Carlos Onganía. Part of the interest in studying this question is given by the limited treatment that has been given to the role of the weekly during the period 1966-1970, as most of the work is aimed at analyzing the role he held the magazine in destabilizing Arturo Illia government and the formation of the image of Onganía as leader the country needed. Thus, we could establish that during that period, Primera Plana went through three stages in its relation to the de facto government. In the first, worried for providing some legitimacy to the military government, as well as to guide policy and criticize those that kept him away from his main objective. In a second step, the relationship is recomposed, largely due to the implementation of Krieger Vasena`s economic program, which was supported by the publication. In the last step, we find the final break of the magazine with the government, leading to the closure of the same