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During the first season of Saturday Night Live, as part of the news segment "weekend update", show host Chevy Chase made jokes about the death of Spanish dictator Francisco
Franco. Chase kept up the jokes from the 22 of November( two days after Franco's death) until he left the show in 1976.
TIME Magazine Cover: Generalissimo Franco - Mar. 18, 1946 - Francisco Franco - Spain - Military - World War II - Generals
All of Chase's jokes and his replacement Jane Curtin's joke marking the one year anniversary of the death of Franco, were edited together and translated into Spanish.
The video was produced for the exhibition jornadas contra franco in support of the artist Eugenio Merino who
was being sued by the Francisco Franco Foundation for dishonoring the image of the dictator.
With thanks to Chevy Chase and the SNL writers.
BUT then
http://isgeneralissimofranciscofrancostilldead.com/
2010: The unfairness of the construction of Spain as Nation, since its early Catholic inception till its latest Fascist design, and its maintenance as a fiction of unity that does not exist and will never do, has cost the different territoires under its flag too much suffering. Spain as a concept is a failure and is still a place to be explained and to be redeemed from its pain.This is a place for memory recovered, for causes to be revised and for traumas to be processed.
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