PUEBLO: DIARIO DEL TRABAJO NACIONAL (The People: Daily of National Labor) was a Spanish newspaper published in the evening during the period of the Francoist dictatorship. The paper was owned by the regime's vertical syndicates, and at one point it became one of the three most important newspapers in Francoist Spain. Most of its content focused on crime reports and sports.
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