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936:. Representatives of most CGT unions agreed on a framework on July 22 that would reunify the CGT under a triumvirate led by Rodolfo Daer, Juan Carlos Schmidt, and Carlos Acuña. Each represents the three CGT factions: Daer, the CGT-Alsina led by Antonio Caló; Schmidt, the CGT-Azopardo led by Hugo Moyano; and Acuña, the Blue & White CGT (the most conservative) led by Luis Barrionuevo. The triumvirate was formally sworn in on August 22.
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296:(USA) in 1937. The CGT again split in 1942, creating the CGT n°1, headed by the Socialist railroader José Domenech and opposed to Communism; and the CGT n°2, also headed by a Socialist (Pérez Leirós), which gathered Communist unions (construction, meat, print) and some important Socialist unions (such as the retail workers' union led by Borlenghi and the municipal workers' union led by Pérez Leirós).
812:, the MTA. Menem's ample victories in the 1991 mid-term elections gave momentum to his agenda of labour reforms, many of which included restricting overtime pay and easing indemnifications for layoffs, for instance. Under pressure from the rank-and-file, Lescano called for a general strike late in 1992 (the first during the Menem tenure). Increasingly marginalized within the
872:'s push for labor law flexibilization ended in scandal and undid his rapprochement with Daer and the CGT leadership; Daer's conciliatory stance, in turn, resulted in a "Rebel" CGT faction led by Julio Piumato and made Moyano's break with the CGT official. The collapse of de la Rúa's government in late 2001 made way for the parliamentary selection of former
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Elections now imminent, the CGT was again split in 1982 over the issue of combativeness, with
Plastics Union leader Jorge Triaca heading the pro-dialogue faction at Azopardo Street with the support of UOM leader Lorenzo Miguel, and Ubaldini again heading the more combative faction from Brasil Street.
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policies, whose emphasis on free trade and sharp productivity gains they believed responsible for the highest unemployment rates since the great depression. Aside from these shows of force, the CGT, led by Food
Processing Union leader Rodolfo Daer, remained conciliatory with the anti-labor Menem for
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The number of unionized workers grew markedly during the Perón years, from 520,000 (of which half belonged to the CGT) to over 2.5 million (all belonging to the CGT's 2,500 affiliated unions). His administration also enacted or significantly extended numerous landmark social reforms supported by the
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for
Congress, Moyano's alliance with the Kirchner administration effectively ended with a series of strikes called by the Trucking Workers' Union (led by his son, Pablo) during June 2012, and by July Moyano had lost the support of most of the larger unions. These latter rallied behind Steelworkers'
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as secretary general. The regrouped CGT called a second general strike on 22 July 1981, as a wave of bank failures led to sharp recession, and rallied tens of thousands. Even larger numbers responded to its call on 30 March, 1982, to demonstrate in favor of democracy on the Plaza de Mayo, in Buenos
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as
Secretary General in 1968 led to a new schism at the CGT. This was owed as much to the rivalry between Ongaro and other labor leaders, as to the "divide and conquer" strategy pursued by Labor Minister Rubens San Sebastián (who made the schism inevitable by refusing to certify Ongaro's election).
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military coup in 1955, which ousted Perón and outlawed
Peronism, the CGT was banned from politics and its leadership replaced with government appointees. In response, the CGT began a destabilization campaign to end Perón's proscription and to obtain his return from exile. Amid ongoing strikes over
657:, however, and in September 1973, a commando killed Secretary-General Rucci. The Montoneros, who neither claimed responsibility nor denied it, were accused of Rucci's death, and the event triggered an escalating conflict between left and right-wing Peronists spearheaded by the Montoneros and the
613:– leader of the "participationists" – and Perón, the CGTA witnessed many of its unions joining the "62 Organizations," the Peronist political front of the CGT. Perón and his delegate, Jorge Paladino, followed a cautious line of opposition to the military junta, criticizing with moderation the
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led to a new schism within the CGT during 2008, when
Barrionuevo led 40 unions into a "Blue-and-White" CGT. Moyano secured his reelection as CGT head, however, and retained the support of 134 unions, including most of the larger ones. His alliance with Kirchnerism eroded quickly after the
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that damaged industrial output and domestic credit, adversely impacted the CGT. The "25" thus proclaimed the first of a series of general strikes against the dictatorship on 27 April 1979, and its leadership was jailed. Though still officially banned, these unions reconstituted the CGT as
795:'s free-market policies ruled the agenda, the CGT was reunited under an agreement to keep the union in a stance of conditional support for the measures, which had already been reigniting economic growth. The intransigent Ubaldini was replaced by Light and Power Workers' leader
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over the CGT in 1961. This concession, as well as the lifting of the
Peronists' electoral ban in 1962, led to Frondizi's overthrow, however. During the 1960s, the leaders of the CGT attempted to create a "Peronism without Perón" – that is, a form of Peronism that retained the
757:, he failed in 1984 to pass a new law through the Senate regulating trade unions and guaranteeing freedom of association, and in negotiations with the CGT, Alfonsín conceded the position of Minister of Labor to a CGT figure (Pasta Makers' Union leader Hugo Barrionuevo).
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From the 1990s onward, and in spite its strength as the only labor representative in many forums, the CGT has faced growing opposition from other trade unions, such as the CTA, or the left-leaning grassroots organisations of unemployed people known as
884:(in power in Argentine Government since 2003), Moyano leveraged his capacity as head of the Council on Salaries (an officially sanctioned advisory board) to secure a stronger collective bargaining position and frequent increases in the minimum wage.
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The CGT split in 1935 over a conflict between
Socialists and Revolutionary Syndicalists, leading to the creation of the CGT-Independencia (Socialists & Communists) and the CGT-Catamarca (Revolutionary Syndicalists). The latter reestablished the
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were blue-collar workers; this included numerous CGT leaders and activists, notably René Salamanca of the Córdoba Auto
Workers' Union and Light and Power Union leader Oscar Smith. At first temporarily suspended, the CGT was then dissolved by the
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Union (UOM) leader
Antonio Caló, who was elected Secretary General of the "official" CGT in October while Moyano continued to lead the now "dissident" CGT in a loose alliance with Barrionuevo and Pablo Micheli of the Dissident CTA.
880:, whose alliance to MTA leader Hugo Moyano helped lead to the gathering of much of what remained of the CGT under his leadership. The reunited CGT elected Moyano Secretary General in 2004. Benefiting from a close alliance with
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While membership in CGT unions remained well below their peak before Perón's 1955 overthrow, they enjoyed unprecedented resources during the 1960s. The CGT diversified their assets (largely restituted by Frondizi) through
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The 1969 assassination of UOM Secretary General Augusto Vandor, and that of the CGT Secretary General, José Alonso, in 1970, created a power vacuum that left Vandor's conservative successor at the UOM,
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The CGT would now be divided into the CGT-Azopardo, which gathered proponents of collaboration with the military junta (also named "participationists", including the general secretary of the CGT
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The CGT, as fractious historically as its political partner the Justicialist Party, continued to be beset by disunity, moreover. Long-standing differences with Restaurant Workers' leader
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student-labor uprising of 1969, during which it called for a general strike. The military junta then jailed most of the CGTA leadership, who were close to left-wing causes such as the
902:
505:), unions plowed these profits into member services such as clinics, retirement homes, kindergartens, libraries, technical schools, subsidized retail chains, and hotels in seaside
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and Construction Union leader Rogelio Coria, boasted 596,863 members; and the CGT Azopardo, headed by Vandor, boasted 770,085 members and the majority in the Confederal Congress.
43:
461:, who endorsed the CGT's active participation in elections against Perón's wishes and became the key figure in this latter movement. Vandor and Perón both supported President
268:(Argentine Regional Workers' Federation, Fifth Congress). Centered initially around the railroad industry, the CGT was headed in the 1930s by Luis Cerruti and José Domenech (
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642:, as the new Secretary General of the CGT. The pragmatic Miguel thus turned a rival into an ally, while impeding the more combative Light and Power workers' leader,
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Unión de Trabajadores del Turismo, Hoteleros y Gastronómicos de la República Argentina (Union of Tourism, Hotel and Gastronomic Workers of the Argentine Republic)
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753:– who denounced both the ongoing chaos and the association between Labor and the junta, criticizing a "military-labor pact." Elected President of Argentina in
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Aires, and in other cities throughout the country. Thousands were subsequently detained, and two days later, greatly weakened, the military junta began the
661:, respectively. Other CGT leaders killed by leftists include Machine and Autoworkers Union head Dirk Kloosterman and Construction Union head Rogelio Coria.
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320:. The CGT was again unified, due to the incorporation of many unionists who were members of the CGT n°2, dissolved in 1943 by the military government.
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257:), was the larger of the two with 100,000 members; the USA, which included, telephone, port, tramway, and public sector unions, represented 15,000.
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policies of the junta but waiting for discontent inside the government. Despite this, in 1969 the CGTA still boasted 286,184 members; while the
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of the 1930s and subsequent industrial development, the CGT began to form itself as a strong union, competing with the historically anarchist
180:) trade unions. Nearly one out of five employed – and two out of three unionized workers in Argentina – belong to the CGT, one of the largest
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firm. This turn led to a rupture within the CGT in late 1989, though following a 1991 conference in which concern over new Economy Minister
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Disunity at the CGT and a renewed wave of strikes dovetailed into an effective campaign message by the Peronists' traditional rivals – the
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and earned the aging Perón's friendship. The next years were blemished by often bloody internal disputes and the fight against the leftist
2009:
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Confederación de Trabajadores de la Educación de la República Argentina (Confederation of Education Workers of the Argentine Republic)
823:; but following a sharp recession, the CGT, CTA, and MTA reacted jointly in mid-1996 with two general strikes against the government's
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from employers using the threat of strike action and one – Commercial Union leader Armando March – was convicted in 1969 of
335:, on 17 October 1945, succeeding in releasing Perón from prison and in the call for elections. Founding on the same day the
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Sindicato de Mecánicos y Afines del Transporte Automotor (Union of Automotive Transport Mechanics and Related Workers)
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rights; improvements in housing, health and education; social insurance; pensions; economic policies which encouraged
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and elsewhere. A thriving balance sheet also increasingly engendered corruption among union leaders, however. Many
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rail workers' union, had a key role in forming the alliance between labor and Perón), and UOM steelworkers' leader
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808:(CTA), led by Víctor de Gennaro, and to the development of a dissident faction led by Truckers' Union leader
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corroding the economy by 1989, the CGT introduced a 26-point program to support Justicialist Party nominee
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917:, however. Largely sidelined during the campaign and denied demands to include more CGT officials in the
246:
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Federación Argentina de Trabajadores de Luz y Fuerza (Argentine Federation of Light and Power Workers)
864:). The Kirchners' alliance with Moyano soured after the latter was sidelined during the 2011 elections.
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355:, as well as the only trade union recognized by Perón's government. Two CGT delegates, the Socialist
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638:, at the CGT's leading power-broker. He leveraged his influence to advance a rival within the UOM,
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that had developed around him in the 1940s and 1950s. The chief exponents of this strategy were the
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in an ill-fated attempt to bolster nationalistic feeling and unite the country behind its rule.
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and independents to generate a plural union central. It had a socialist majority until 1945 and
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of up to 50%; and an increased share of employees in national income from 45% to a record 58%.
2034:
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245:-led unions later joined the CGT as well. The COA, which included the two unions covering
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832:. The party's defeats in the 1997 mid-term elections bode poorly for their chances in
681:, however, 10,000 factory delegates, of a total of 100,000, were arrested. During the
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Andrés Framini, who won the lifting of six years of government receivership in 1961
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371:, who was perhaps the military officer with the closest ties to labor, was elected
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316:, its leaders embraced the pro-working class policies of the Labour Minister, Col.
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288:(an organization that both USA and COA had been members of for shorter periods).
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both declining real wages and political repression, AOT textile workers' leader
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on a populist campaign platform, but entrusted the Ministry of Economy to the
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up to US$ 30 million from his union's accounts over the course of the decade.
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during Alfonsín's government, as well as hundreds of sectoral strikes. With
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founded on 27 September 1930, as the result of the merger of the U.S.A (
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accounted for only a third of CGT unions' income as a whole. Besides
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241:(Argentine Regional Workers' Federation, Ninth Congress); smaller,
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1915:"Mapa sindical: La CTA kirchnerista busca reincorporarse a la CGT"
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Cohesiveness within the CGT was again strained in 2000. President
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2193:"Los 25, el frente sindical que primero se enfrento a dictadura"
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of the second half of the 1970s at least 2,700, or 30%, of the
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2361:"CGT dividida: un escenario con más perdedores que ganadores"
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in 1947, and the CGT became one of the strongest arms of the
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Jorge Triaca (Plastics) led a rival CGT-Azopardo in 1982-83
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2086:"Murió Lorenzo Miguel, el mayor símbolo del poder sindical"
1933:"La CGT cumple 82 años a las puertas de una nueva división"
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343:), the CGT was one of the main support of Perón during the
2104:"Analizan una indemnización que ya cobró la familia Rucci"
947:, CGT, with its now seven million members, led a national
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The four-year schism ended in 2016 following a series of
2343:"Moyano se corrió del modelo y del sentido del proyecto"
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Unión Tranviarios Automotor (Automotive Tramways Union)
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industrial conglomerate, and the reconciliation between
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Asociación Obrera Textil (Textile Workers Association)
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Unión Obrera Metalúrgica (Metallurgical Workers Union)
2438:. Original version in Spanish, released under GNU FDL.
2055:. University of North Carolina Press. pp. 403–8.
1893:"Un paso más para avanzar con la democracia sindical"
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and the future general secretary of the CGT-Azopardo
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negotiated an end to six years of forced government
705:that led to a 40% decline in real pay, as well as
2307:"Se fracturó la CGT tras la reelección de Moyano"
856:lead a Loyalty Day rally in 2010 with CGT leader
605:Following the failure of a 120-day strike at the
469:, but failed to reach an agreement with dictator
439:ideals set forth by Juan Perón, but rejected the
403:From the 1950s to the 1980s democratic transition
284:). The CGT became the Argentine affiliate of the
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2397:"CGT trio elected amid more internal quarrels"
1988:
278:Confederación General de Empleados de Comercio
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673:, in 1975 the CGT affiliated itself with the
501:and employee health insurance organizations (
2415:"CGT: ¿Cuántos afiliados tiene cada gremio?"
1299:nature (CGT banned by dictatorship in 1976)
932:measures decreed by newly elected President
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170:national trade union federation in Argentina
2379:"Gov't holds ground as labour demands grow"
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2325:"Cristina y Moyano: ¿grieta o precipicio?"
2215:"El derrumbe de salarios y la plata dulce"
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1318:Saúl Ubaldini (CGT Azopardo)
1207:Vicente Roqué (CGT Azopardo)
848:Rallying a revitalized CGT,
699:José Alfredo Martínez de Hoz
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1410:Rodolfo Daer (Official CGT)
1284:Saúl Ubaldini (CGT Brasil)
582:, played a key role in the
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329:major popular demonstration
247:rail transport in Argentina
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1970:: Ashgate, 2006. p. 296.
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373:Governor of Buenos Aires
367:, respectively. Colonel
308:CGT headquarters in 1953
294:Unión Sindical Argentina
235:Unión Sindical Argentina
174:Unión Sindical Argentina
61:Unión Sindical Argentina
2728:Juan Manuel Abal Medina
2010:"El Gobierno Peronista"
1989:Joseph A. Page (1983).
1799:Organized labour portal
1227:Raimundo Ongaro (CGTA)
1209:Raimundo Ongaro (CGTA)
677:(ICFTU). Following the
345:February 1946 elections
327:, the CGT called for a
145:https://cgtoficial.org/
2645:(1946–1955; 1973–1974)
2121:Luís Fernando Beraza.
1282:Ramón Baldassini (CNT)
1128:Military Receivership
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711:financial deregulation
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2879:Peronist Armed Forces
2869:Female Peronist Party
2512:CGT de los Argentinos
1817:Juan Atilio Bramuglia
1002:José Domenech (CGT I)
939:Upon the election of
874:Buenos Aires Province
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572:CGT de los Argentinos
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1492:Dredging and Signal
1485:Juan Carlos Schmidt
1353:Executive Committee
945:protests against him
325:Martín García Island
2401:Buenos Aires Herald
2383:Buenos Aires Herald
2068:Oscar R. Anzorena,
1724:Ricardo Pignanelli
1721:Machinery and Auto
1535:Armando Cavallieri
1432:José Luis Lingieri
732:Crisis and conflict
594:Liberation Theology
493:; indeed, by 1965,
471:Juan Carlos Onganía
314:coup d'état of 1943
126:Juan Carlos Schmidt
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3006:Category:Peronists
2916:Justicialist Front
2823:Federal Commitment
2808:Justicialist Party
2738:José Ignacio Rucci
2733:Antonio J. Benítez
2718:John William Cooke
2365:Cronista Comercial
1992:Perón: A Biography
1837:José Ignacio Rucci
1755:Roberto Fernández
1505:Leading CGT unions
1181:Fernando Donaires
1046:Silverio Pontieri
870:Fernando de la Rúa
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2281:. Todo Argentina.
2267:. Todo Argentina.
1921:. 3 October 2019.
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1133:Osvaldo Tercuare
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487:captive insurance
467:overthrow in 1966
455:Unión Ferroviaria
353:Peronist Movement
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