 The name and contents of the plan have wide currency in Argentine and Chilean people from left-wing to right-wing circles, but no evidence of its actual existence has ever been brought up, making it, according to the US-based Anti-Defamation League and the Israeli research institute Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, an example of a conspiracy theory.This alleged plan has been used as a rhetorical device by far right circles to attack Jews and Jewish institutions.In 1971 a leaflet appeared among officers in the Argentinean army under the name "Plan Andinia," which accused international Jewry and Zionists of planning to take over southern Argentina.