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Cowboy and Torero
An American and a Spaniard cross paths. The reader can see their thoughts in bubbles. Although they look quite alike, the Spaniard sees a cowboy, and the American sees a Torero; -
The Imperial Eagle. El águila imperial.
An imperial eagle flies away with money bags in its talons and Franco cannot detain it. The caption reads, "The Imperial Eagle flies … to Switzerland." -
Boy in Rags. Niño pobre.
A child in rags is in the front while the church, the military, and the oligarchy run away. The caption reads "Franco Regime." -
Frankist Spain. España Frankista.
A rich man with the words "Frankist State" on his coat shows his little boy a cake on a shop, while a poor child begs him. -
New Franco's Autarchy. Nueva economía de austeridad franquista.
A Banner saying "New Franco's Autarchy" runs perpendicular in the middle of the cartoon. On the top a rich man, a falangist, an Opus Dei priest, and a military man in black and they are holding their big stomachs with their hands. After crossing the banner, their stomachs grow bigger. At the bottom, common men cross the banner and they get thinner and no longer have clothes. -
Low wages. Salarios bajos.
A man is doing multiple jobs at one time. He is writing with his left hand. Holding a nail with his left foot as he hammers it with his right hand. He is also typewriting with his left foot. -
Belly. Barriga.
The rich man's belly squishes the ordinary man into the wall. -
Gorkin
Drawn portrait of Julián Gorkin (1901-1987).
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Salvador de Madariaga
Drawn portrait of Madariaga. -
Mexi-Can — Mexi-Can't
Poem by Juan Cárdenas (1987), illustrated by ADeH and published by M&A Publications. POST-A-POEM SERIES. No.5., June 1988