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Justicialismo

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1946 Social justice, economic independence, political sovereignty. Third position ideology. State is responsible for mediating social tensions.

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Eva Péron

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Glamorous, popular wife of Juan. Cult-ish worship. Vital to Peronism from marriage to death(July 1952). Eva city, wanted to canonise her at her death

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Partido Peronista Feminino

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September 1947. Womens’ party set up by Eva. Signified female involvement in politics and female suffrage. Populist appeal.

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Loyalty Day

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Celebration of the Chanting of Péron’s name, Descamisados, working class chanting to free him from prison. October 1945

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Autarky

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Self sufficient economic nation

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47-51 FYP1 steps to autarky and authority- WINDIR

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Welfare, IAPI, Nationalisation, Decentralise, Infrastructure, Regulate exports and imports

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52-55 FYP2 Prevent further decline- FEPH

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Foreign investment, export more, print money, heavy industry growth

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IAPI

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May 1946 Argentine Institute from Promotion of Trade. Public Body created to centralise foreign control and control resource transfer.

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Infamous Decade

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1930-43
Political, economic and social scandals, corruption and poor conditions.
Culminating in a coup by the GOU in 1943

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GOU

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United Officer’s Group. A nationalist secret society within the Argentine army. Staged a coup in 1943 to overthrow President Castillo

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Cipriano Reyes

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Revise

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La Semana Trágica-

Violence due to immigration, foreign control, tax evasion, US protectionism

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1919

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Great Depression-

Drop in demand for Argentinian produce, exports fell 40%, mounting deficit and inflation

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1930s

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Roca Runciman agreement

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1933 seen as a weakness by resurgent nationalists as it favoured Britain

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Discontentment with the Oligarchy

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Estancieros wouldn’t help anyone financially. Unemployment, led to migration to the major cities.

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Effect of WWII

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  • General confederation of labour (CGT) became influential in the recovery.
  • deprived of markets ands supplies
  • approaching class conflict
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UNITED OFFICES GROUP (GOU) COUP, set up a ruling Junta overthrowing president Castillo

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June 1943

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Perón appointed minister of labour, believed government worker relations were of fundamental importance

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December 1943

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Perón raised to Vice President, combined his role with minister of labour

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1944

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How he created populist appeal- CWC

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Contact with workers and trade unions
Wage raises and welfare benefits
Charitable efforts eg San Juan 1944

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Arrested by jealous and worried opposition, large scale protest by descamisados, released after four days

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October 1945

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Ran for presidency

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February 1946

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Defeated presidential opposition- US and Democratic Union by…

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Played on nationalism with Blue and white book in response to Spruille Baden’s (US) blue book.
Promised Christmas bonus.
Won election 11% ahead of rivals

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Formally installed as president

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June 1946

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The 20 truths establishing Peronism

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1946- govt represents people, seeks national unity and sovereignty, supports workers.
Social justice, autarky, national political sovereignty.

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Winning over the four key institutions: the Church, army, police, civil service

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  • patronage
  • purging
  • granted the church power over education and moral dictation
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Perónista party

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  • Dissolved argentine Labour Party
  • Right to approve candidates and appoint officials
  • Power to veto
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Further establishment and control

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  • Monopoly over the media (la Prensa)
  • voting manipulation
  • right to appoint ministers
  • state security bureau
  • replaced unions with syndicates, he had total power over them
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Examples of repression

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1947- arrested and tortured Cipriano Reyes and Luis Gay on false charges after they spoke out about his dictatorial authority

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FYP1 failures

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Created too much demand, inflation, wages fell by 40% 1950-54

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FYP2 failures

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Rapid inflation- 1950 $1=16.5 pesos…1955 $1=36 pesos

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Reason for increased opposition

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Economic failures, death of Eva (July 1952), regime’s ‘special bond’ broken, bloated and costly administration

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Opposition from workers

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CGT was a means of suppressing the workers, big strikes- sugar workers 1949, transport workers 1951

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Opposition from the upper classes

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Resentment among employers as he had appealed to descamisados interests, class divisions were deeply ingrained

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Opposition from Church

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Didn’t like the idolisation of leaders, angry he legalised divorce and prostitution, insulted he wanted Eva immediately canonised, pastoral letters denounced him, excommunicated in June 1955, influenced army to undermine him

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Opposition from army

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Patronage would never work for the whole army, general Lonardi September 1955 moved openly to coup

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Yes totalitarian

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Controlled almost all aspects of life with his media control and worker influence.

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Not totalitarian

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Overthrown when opposition grew.
More like feudal, he was never absolute.
Frequent opposition, he had a fragile hold.

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Media control

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Desacto: law against all criticism of the regime
Censorship
La Prensa: newspaper mouthpiece

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Cult of Personality

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  • his and Eva’s name and image everywhere
  • affinity with ordinary people went beyond politics
  • mass mourning and love for Eva
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Court Control

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Courts under govt control, Supreme Court tried with treason and corruption, Replaced judges with peronists. Magistrates dismissed if suspected of being anti-govt.

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Academic suppression

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  • departments closed, funding slashed
  • > 1500 academics and administrators dismissed
  • SUs disbanded
  • publications censored
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Artistic suppression

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  • ridicule and humiliation and imprisonment of artists
  • 1946 Jose Borges, celebrated writer humiliated to work as a poultry inspector and house arrested
  • Singer Libertad Lamarque, fled along with many others
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Education control

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  • justicialsimo in curriculum
  • Eva and Juan as Argentinian ideals
  • 45: catholic education compulsory, 54: u turn, no religious teachings in schools and secularism
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Treatment of Homosexuals

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  • no direct persecution, still legal

- personally disapproved, encouraged celebration of masculinity and femininity eg tango

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Treatment of Jews

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  • sanctuary for Nazi war criminals

- but no restrictions on Jews, Jew appointed ambassador to Israel, lots of influential Jews and they supported peron.

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Ethnic minorities

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  • no active help, but equally no attack

- saw all as equal before the law

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Treatment of women

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  • 1947 female suffrage
  • Eva’s celebrity status inspirational role model
  • Peronist female party over 500,000 members within 4 years
  • progress for women with Eva peron foundation
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equal pay for female textile workers

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1949

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Number of women at uni had doubled by

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1950

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First female vote

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1951

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Minimum wage for piece work

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1944

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Seven women entered the senate and 24 the congress

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1951

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