 Some enduring sections of "El Jueves" include (""We had more covers""), a collection of alternative cover cartoons summarizing the week's events, and (""Douchebag of the week""), a tongue-in-cheek award to the most stupid public deed or remark seen in the news, often given to politicians.The 2008 circulation of the magazine was 77,495 copies.The 18 July 2007 edition of "El Jueves" was sequestered on 20 July for an alleged violation of laws 490.3 and 491 on insults to the Crown in their cover cartoon.