Talk:Andrew Graham-Yooll

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Regarding the phrase "He left the paper in 1973 when he had to go into exile during the military dictatorship": From 1973 to 1976 Argentina had a democratically elected government; the military took the power in 1976. And according to this interview in La Nación, Graham-Yooll left Argentina precisely in 1976.

Indeed. As reference in English, here's a "brief history" page at the Buenos Aires Herald that confirms that the departure was in '76. - Who is like God? 19:44, 14 September 2007 (UTC)Reply

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