The Golden Age of Illustrated Magazines in Mexico, 1937-1960

This article deals with the age of illustrated magazines in Mexico from 1937-60. The article depicts how the magazine industry went from being free from government interferences to being completely under the Mexican governments thumb, and eventually displaced altogether by the arrival of television in Mexico. The article is a guide, taking us from the first real free Mexican Magazine Rotofoto, which was truly free until it was shut down, to “the Mexican governments turn to the right in 1940”, in which the press was “at the service of the Senor Presidente, whoever and however the Senor Presidente was”.

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Approximate Word count = 502
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)