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English: Humorous vignette published by El Liberal de Murcia, which shows two criminals carrying monarchist and fascist insignia in a so-called "rightist district", in what the historian Egea Bruno (2013) points out as a satire of the recruitment of common criminals by rightist personalities as thugs in the service of their political interests.1
In the Region of Murcia, the term "Chinese district" (Spanish for Red-light district) referred to El Molinete, a marginal neighborhood in which delinquents like Juan Vicente Fernandez "El Chipé" enjoyed the protection of the conservative elites in exchange for intimidation and aggression against leftist militants.
Español: Viñeta humorística publicada por El Liberal de Murcia, en la que se muestra a dos criminales portando insignias monárquicas y fascistas en un denominado «distrito derechista», en lo que el historiador Egea Bruno (2013) señala como una sátira del reclutamiento de delincuentes comunes por parte de personalidades de la derecha como matones al servicio de sus intereses políticos.1
En la Región de Murcia, el término «barrio chino» hacía referencia al Molinete, un barrio marginal en el que delincuentes como Juan Vicente Fernández «El Chipé» disfrutaron de la protección de las élites conservadoras a cambio de su intimidación y agresión contra militantes izquierdistas.
1: Egea Bruno, Pedro María (2013). "Violencia de clase y construcción simbólica (Cartagena, 19 de julio de 1936)". Studium: Revista de humanidades (19): 148. University of Zaragoza. ISSN 1137-8417.
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Source (21 April 1936). "Sitios peligrosos.— El barrio chino de la política". El Liberal de Murcia año XXXV (11.156): 1.[dead link]
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