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Francisco López Sanz (1896-1977) was a Spanish publisher and writer, known mostly by his pen-names of Lopezarra, SAB and other. He achieved recognition as long-time manager of a local Navarrese daily El Pensamiento Navarro (1933-1966), though he was also briefly related - either as editor-in-chief, owner or author - to some 20 other periodicals. His press contributions span some 60 years, between the early 1910s and the early 1970s. Politically throughout all his life he was a firm and militant adherent of Carlism; in 1941-1944 he formed part of the regional Navarrese executive of Comunión Tradicionalista. In 1961-1967 he served two terms in the Francoist Cortes; during 3 separate stings of 1922-1923, 1930-1931 and 1940-1942 he was member of the Pamplona ayuntamiento. Today he is considered a paradigmatic exponent of heroic, Traditionalist Navarrese narrative, firmly anchored in Catholic values and a Manichean ideological perspective.