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    history of publishing
    / South America

    The weekly rotogravure Maribel (1932–56) long had the highest periodical circulation in that country, closely followed by that of the women’s weekly Para ti (founded 1922). Mexico’s leading magazine in the early 1980s was the weekly Selecciones del Reader’s Digest; others included the weeklies El Libro Semanal (1954)…

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    The weekly rotogravure Maribel (1932–56) long had the highest periodical circulation in that country, closely followed by that of the women’s weekly Para ti (founded 1922). Mexico’s leading magazine in the early 1980s was the weekly Selecciones del Reader’s Digest; others included the weeklies El Libro Semanal (1954)…

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