Marie-Monique Robin also showed ties between the French far right and Argentina since the 1930s, in particular through the Roman Catholic fundamentalist organization "Cité catholique" created by Jean Ousset, a former secretary of Charles Maurras (founder of the royalist "Action Française" movement). "La Cité" published a review, "Le Verbe", which influenced military officers during the Algerian War, notably by justifying their use of torture. At the end of the 1950s, the "Cité catholique" established groups in Argentina and set up cells in the Army. It was greatly expanded during the government of General Juan Carlos Onganía, in particular in 1969.