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Labour Party

political party, Argentina
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  • Argentina
    Argentina
    / Perón in power

    He organized the Labour Party, which was resisted by all the old parties and by the major vested-interest groups. His victory, though narrow, gave him control of both houses of Congress and all the provincial governorships. Perón’s political strategy and tactics were authoritarian and personalistic. He politically “purified”…

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    He organized the Labour Party, which was resisted by all the old parties and by the major vested-interest groups. His victory, though narrow, gave him control of both houses of Congress and all the provincial governorships. Perón’s political strategy and tactics were authoritarian and personalistic. He politically “purified”…

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