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    Sebastian Hausendorf
    Sebastian Hausendorf
    Matthias Prehm
    Ana Beatriz Flores

    The objective of this article is to present some characteristics of current far-right political humor exercised by social actors from a position of power. It will also discuss how the parody humor of a television program, "Peter Capusotto y sus …

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    The objective of this article is to present some characteristics of current far-right political humor exercised by social actors from a position of power. It will also discuss how the parody humor of a television program, "Peter Capusotto y sus videos," exposed this sociopolitical construction with the character "Micky Vainilla" many years earlier as an unnoticed symptom. And briefly, we will present some of the humorous street resistance generated against fascism.

    ROD A. MARTIN
    Matthias Prehm
    ROD A. MARTIN
    Ching-Hui Chen, Hsueh-Chih Chen, Anne M. Roberts
    Willibald Ruch, Sonja Heintz