The presence of Manuel Azaña in Mexico: An approach from the exilic press

Abstract

This presentation is framed within the studies about the Spanish republican exile in Mexico, specifically the figure of the president of the Second Spanish Republic with an important performance in the Civil War is addressed, Manuel Azaña. He as a person did not go into exile in America, however, he had a great symbolic presence among the exiles, which was manifested in his periodical publications. In this case study, the impressions of the Republican Left party and the Communist Party of Spain are addressed, as disparate visions, confronted and resignified in the new panorama of exile.