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The influence of Clarté on Mariátegui is recognized by several scholars, including Robert Paris, who highlights Amauta's choice for the programmatic journalism style expressed by Clarté. This article aims to present some data referring to the newspaper Clarté, which was published between the years of 1919 and 1928, as well as the findings about the interlocution between Mariátegui and Clarté throughout its trajectory. Notwithstanding its key role on the debate on colonialism and its revolutionary and internationalist perspective, Clarté focused on the European and United States contexts, so references to the Latin American reality were very rare, and, regarding Peru, practically non existent. On the other hand, it is known the direct interlocution ofAmauta with Henri Barbusse, with whom Mariátegui maintained an epistolary relation in the years after his tour around Europe.However, attempts of a personal interlocution with Pierre Naville, a key element in the group's conversion to Trotskyism in the late 1920s, were unsuccessful. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Within the framework of the Parisian school of semiotics, a humoristic caricature by Plantu, published in the French Newspaper Le Monde in reference to the September 11th attack in New York, is analyzed. It is observed that by means of rhetorical procedures and the construction of the caricature, Plantu is able to express in only one image a very complex story, and transmit this interpretation of a very overworked theme, expressing something somewhat contrary to the tabloid headlines. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents Spanish abstracts on library science topics including the image of libraries and librarians in the French newspaper "Le Monde," the attitude of librarians toward technology, and the relationship between libraries and archives.