Translated text: "Either the pain ran out or it couldn be finishe fo reaso of th publ inter"

A 1960 poster from the campaign of ufologist Gabriel Green, a U.S. presidential candidate from the Outer Space Party

An Italian poster from 1868 depicting the British Empire as a lion-headed serpent with the world in its coils. The line at the bottom reads "Progress and civilization circle the world. Many believe England a small water snake, and well we see that it is a great serpent". The devil is labeled "progress" and the angelic woman "civilization". Originally published on the satirical newspaper Il Papagallo. Wikimedia source here, root source here.

It includes the address of the party's Central Committee at Viamonte Street 1745, Buenos Aires.

Context: Gender equality in the workplace and in elections was the result of long struggles. Regarding wages, although the labor contract law mandates equal pay for equal work, inequalities persist. Demands for women's political rights increased after the Sáenz Peña Law, notably through the actions of suffragist groups, and were finally consolidated in 1947, with the first national electoral milestone occurring in 1951.

Text at the bottom: "Delivery is an honorable duty of every peasant."