there are almost 200 names appearing as contributors, though some might be pen-names of the same individuals; about 150 authors contributed no more than 3 pieces and about 10 signed at least 10 articles. there are two authors who stand out: raimundo de miguel and pedro j. zabala. both contributed above 30 pieces, mostly major articles tackling key political issues, and both started to publish in montejurra in the mid-1960s. their prominence demonstrates also coexistence of two political visions: de miguel was a traditionalist, zabala emerged as key theorist of progressism. also other major contributors can be classified accordingly. the former group included , , antonio segura ferns, inocencio zalba elizalde, antonio maria solís garcía and ramón rodon guinjoan, except the last one all members of older generations who lived through the civil war; they either died before prince carlos hugo sealed progressist domination by setting up partido carlista or refused to join it. on the other hand, there were jose carlos clemente and evaristo olcina jiménez, at that time young men who matured during early francoism; together with zabala they proved instrumental in building theoretical foundation for the socialist platform championed by prince carlos hugo.