Pucherazo.jpg
Summary
Description Pucherazo.jpg |
English:
Cover of the satirical newspaper
Don Plácido
, published in the Spanish city of Cartagena on March 7, 1914, one day before the
general election
.
In the caricature is shown a skeleton voting on the subtitle «An elector of which there are many», as denunciation of electoral fraud at this time held the turno between so-called dynastic political parties, and in the provinces had its consequence in the rise of the caciques .
Español:
Portada del semanario satírico
Don Plácido
, publicada en la ciudad española de Cartagena el 7 de marzo de 1914, un día antes de las
elecciones generales
.
En ella se muestra a un esqueleto votando sobre el subtítulo «Un elector de los que hay muchos», como denuncia del fraude electoral que en esta época sostenía el turnismo entre los llamados partidos dinásticos , y que en las provincias tenía su consecuencia en el encumbramiento de caciques . |
Date | |
Source | Egea Bruno, Pedro María (2001). " José García Vaso, diputado por Cartagena. Una estrategia política en la crisis de la Restauración ". Anales de Historia Contemporánea 17 : 632. University of Murcia. ISSN 0212-6559 . |
Author | Semanario Don Plácido |
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