''El Jugueton'' was a Ladino-language

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journal published from

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. The journal, edited by the Ladino novelist Elia Carmona, was launched after the 1908

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revolution. ''El Jugueton'' was the longest-running satirical Ladino newspaper in the city, and the second longest-running Ladino publication in the city overall after '' El Tiempo''.Elia Carmona's Autobiography (Volumes I and II) (Ladino, Romanso, Picaresque)
/ref> The magazine folded in 1931.

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