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Liga Litoral

Argentine political society
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  • unitario

    …which was opposed by the Liga Litoral, composed of the littoral provinces of Santa Fe and Entre Ríos. The Liga Litoral was joined in 1831 by Buenos Aires, which was in the hands of its governor (later dictator) Juan Manuel de Rosas, who fashioned his politics to further his drive…

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    …which was opposed by the Liga Litoral, composed of the littoral provinces of Santa Fe and Entre Ríos. The Liga Litoral was joined in 1831 by Buenos Aires, which was in the hands of its governor (later dictator) Juan Manuel de Rosas, who fashioned his politics to further his drive…

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