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The flow of Basque exiles who arrived in Argentina from the Spanish Civil War contributed to politicizing many community press bodies already in that country and also spurred the creation of a newspaper of great propaganda and cultural weight: Euzko Deya of Buenos Aires. The latter set out to defend the cause of Basque nationalism in the Americas, as well as to help Basque exiles seeking to move from Europe to Argentina. In this article we will try to analyze the main features of this publication in the first years of its existence, in order to advance further work in a broader comparative study on the Spanish press in Buenos Aires during the Civil War and the first Francoism. To this end, we will attend to its contents, representations, images and purposes, taking into account that this newspaper was addressed not only to a Basque audience and its descendants, but also to wider local partners, in America and Europe.

La Guerra Civil española y su impacto en la prensa vasca de América: el caso del periódico Euzko Deya de Buenos Aires