Cristianismo y Sociedad (1963-1973). Protestantismo de izquierda en la historia reciente de América Latina

The objective of this article is to characterize the first stage of the magazine Cristianismo y Sociedad between 1963 and 1973. The magazine was the main periodical publication of Iglesia y Sociedad en América Latina(ISAL), a religious political grouping linked to Protestantism that in the beginning of the sixties was associated with a process of radicalization of the cultural and political life of the continent. In its first period it was printed in Montevideo and distributed from there to the whole continent. After the putschin Uruguay in 1973, it began to be published in Buenos Aires under the stamp of the publisher Tierra Nueva until 1980.In the first section, is described the religious and political grouping of ISAL as an expression of Latin American left Protestantism and the subjects that formed the editorial board that led the magazine. In the second section, are analyzed material aspects related to the design, production and distribution of the journal. Finally, are indicated themes and authors that shaped the editorial policy of the publication in this first stage.