in the wake of the Radical Revolution of 1905, on February 6 La Protesta was raided and obliged to close temporarily. The magazine did not reappear, and months later, when the newspaper resumed publication, Ghiraldo suffered internal pressures that caused him to abandon his role, although not his anarchist militancy, which would again be expressed in the magazine Ideas y Figuras. There were two later Argentine magazines with the same name, one briefly in 1919–1920 and a second from 1924 to 1927, both under the direction of Evar Méndez; they bore no relation to the 1904–1905 Martín Fierro except for common inspiration from Hernández's poem. References Much of the content of this article comes from the equivalent Spanish-language Wikipedia article (retrieved December 30, 2006). The Spanish-language Wikipedia also contains several other relevant articles: Alberto Ghiraldo La Protesta Ley de Residencia Anarchist periodicals Anarchism in Argentina Defunct literary magazines Defunct magazines published in Argentina Magazines established in 1904 Magazines disestablished in 1905 Spanish-language magazines Newspaper supplements Defunct political magazines Magazines published in Buenos Aires