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Eintrag vom: 21.06.2013.

Peronism or Justicialism is an Argentine political movement based on the political legacy of former President Juan Domingo Peron and his second wife Eva Peron. The pillars of the Peronist ideal known as the ?three flags ? are social justice economic independence and political sovereignty.

 

This essay brings together the political economic and cultural aspects of fascism to explain Argentina?s economic decline.

 

This piece will explain the ideological profile of Peronism its emergence its subsequent dominance how the ideology has embedded itself deep within Argentinian society as well as its political system and the impact it has had on Argentina?s history and misfortunes.

 

Toggle Perón's First Term (1946?1952) subsection. 2.1Economy. 2.1.1Establishment of the Argentine Institute for the Promotion of Exchange (IAPI) 2.1.1.1Nationalization of the Argentine Railways. 2.1.2First Five-Year Plan. 2.2Education Policy. 2.31949 Constitutional Reform. 2.4Huemul Project.

 

Peronism has played an important part in Argentina ?s history since the mid-1940s. The Peronist movement arose as the personal following of Col. Juan Perón.

 

According to Rein "Peronism rehabilitated popular culture and gave folklore a place in Argentine culture attempted to rewrite national history and included various ethnic minorities who up until that point had been relegated to the margins of the nation ? as was the case for Arabs and Jews."