Результаты поиска

...years, children were usually asked if their family was made of [[peronism|peronists]] or [[antiperonism|antiperonists]], and had to be careful with their answe ...the country was a political idea supported by all student groups, even non-peronists.<ref name="cuatro">Amato, p. 4</ref> ...

...ood working relationship with [[Ricardo Balbín]], the longtime head of the Peronists' chief congressional opposition, the centrist [[Radical Civic Union|UCR]]. ...he 1955 coup, became one of the most prominent defense attorneys to jailed Peronists during the [[Dirty War]], and in 1982 was named chief counsel for the Bueno ...

The Ezeiza massacre marked the end of the alliance of left and right-wing Peronists which Perón had managed to form. Héctor Cámpora represented the main fig ...s Armadas Peronistas]]'' (FAP), the [[Peronist Youth]] (JP) and right-wing Peronists composed "Special Formations", gathering radicals such as the [[Iron Guard ...

[[Category:Peronists]] ...

...a front formed in 2005 by [[Radical Civic Union|Radicals]] and [[Peronism|Peronists]]. She and her fellow Civic Front senator [[Emilio Rached]] form their own ...

[[Category:Peronists]] ...

Continuing to promote an understanding with the opposition Peronists, Jaroslavsky in 1992 became the first prominent UCR figure to publicly supp ...

...toria del Chaco''. Editorial Plus Ultra, 1997. {{in lang|es}}</ref> though Peronists' new success at that year's [[1965 Argentine legislative election|midterm e ...t the lie to the regime's vigorous denials of its abuses, and helped align Peronists (hitherto divided between left and right-wing factions) against the dictato ...

...arly 6 years of government receivership). These accomplishments encouraged Peronists to field candidates for [[Argentine Congress|Congress]] and the governorshi ...y]], had been banned from political life since 1955; but Framini and other Peronists ran on proxy political parties organized after Perón's overthrow, notably ...

...= S.}}</ref> Established by [[Juan Atilio Bramuglia]] as a contingency for Peronists displaced by the [[Revolución Libertadora|1955 military coup]] against the ...power vacuum]] left by Perón's exile while providing his persecuted fellow Peronists a viable contingency. He was in good terms with the dictator installed foll ...

...c Socialist Party (Argentina)|Democratic Socialist Party]] more opposed to Peronists than the Socialist Party would be. Faring modestly in [[1963 Argentine gene ...

...ointed [[President of Argentina]]. A proposed Popular Front uniting banned Peronists, the UCRI and others dissolved ahead of the [[1963 Argentine general electi ...

...d the [[Civic Front for Santiago]], an alliance of Radicals and [[Peronism|Peronists]] which supported then national President [[Néstor Kirchner]]. Zamora in p ...

...wards was presented for 1954, shortly before the 1955 coup that ousted the Peronists. The Academy was closed after the coup.{{sfn|Minghetti|2004}} ...

...elections]] he formed the Front for Renewal, bringing together [[Peronism|Peronists]] and dissident [[Radical Civic Union|Radicals]] to support his bid for re- ...

The Party has attracted many [[Peronism|Peronists]] and takes an authoritarian line on law and order. Patti himself is a form ...

...(PJ), Duhalde has nevertheless opposed the government of fellow [[Peronism|Peronists]] [[Néstor Kirchner]]. However the official [[Justicialist Party|PJ]] cand ...

...e Argentine Chamber of Deputies|President of the Chamber]]. Like all other Peronists in power, Rocamora was deposed and consequently persecuted by the military ...d in the exile of [[Juan Domingo Perón]] and the subsequent persecution of peronists by the military régime. In November 1972, he was part of the entourage tha ...