having passed its teething phase and upon reaching a more matured format the issues of "montejurra" offered a diversified content. there were fixed components: editorial, letters from the readers and periodically various columns and rubrics dedicated to history, literature, social issues or other topics, usually penned by the same authors – e.g. clemente run the "página literaria" section. though "montejurra" was directed at the young audience, somewhat lightweight sections on fashion or sports appeared very briefly and were eventually abandoned. few pages were usually acknowledging recent events within the movement, though popular gatherings and borbón-parma activities were clearly preferred to closed meetings of party leaders. one act attracted particular attention: the carlist gathering in montejurra was invariably discussed extensively in one or two spring issues, at later stages with major photo coverage. the remaining space was split between smaller feullieton-like contributions, mid-size essays, interviews and larger theoretical pieces. the focus was clearly on spain and its internal issues, though especially at later stages some attention was dedicated to international politics. in general, "montejurra" remained a rather hybrid periodical, with elements from different ends of media spectrum combined; they ranged from sophisticated theoretical political monthly, to cultural or religious journal, illustrated news magazine, militant fanzine down to people or even celebrity review.