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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Muy bien. Folio. #1 5/22/1973 - #46 4/2/1974. (Complete set). The Descamisado It was a well-known peronist magazine of the left, of weekly edition, directed in the beginning by the well-known militant Dardo Cabo and Ricardo Grassi and published between 1973 and 1974. Cabo had begun his steps in active politics with Tacuara, later moving away from them and creating the first division of that group, the Nueva Argentina movement. Later, he gained fame for Operation Condor, in which an Aerolineas Argentinas plane was hijacked to redirect him to the Falkland Islands and plant the national flag there. The event had high media impact and Dardo Cabo was in prison for this fact. At the beginning of the decade of the 70 it creates the organization Descamisados, a Peronist movement of left, that ends up merging with Montoneros. The magazine El Descamisado had a total of 47 issues between May 73 and April 74. Although formally, Cabo was its director, Grassi was the one who really directed it. It also had a group of top-level journalists, many of them later disappeared. Starting with No. 10, the talent of Héctor Germán Oesterheld was added, who started the series in cartoon style, with the commitment to recount "how Imperialism in Latin America robbed us". After the censorship, the magazine changes name and director again, and is renamed "The Peronist Cause", directed this time by Galimberti, although like its predecessors, in practice Ricardo Grassi was the one who conducted it. Shortly before its first issue was published, Perón dies, which forces in a few hours to completely redesign the magazine. The Peronist Cause publishes 9 numbers until it is closed again, for publishing in its last issue, as Montoneros murderous to Aramburu. CodZ.…