“In Argentina, a type of populist politics, based on a coalition of urban labour and other social groups, emerged by the mid-1940’s under the charismatic leadership of Juan Peron. For the first time the mobilisation of the urban working class became a major factor in the country’s political life, though only with the toleration of the army.” Peronism began with the 1943 revolution, with a document written by General Juan Domingo Peron. In fact, …showed first 75 words of 2489 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2489 total…by dictatorship. For many, ‘social justice’ had meant imprisonment or exile, and some claimed torture. Peronism was denounced as a ‘Pornocracy’ that governed by fraud, indoctrination, false propaganda and persecution not too distinct from that of the previous Nazi Fascist regime. BIBLIOGRAPHY Scobie – Argentina a city a nation (Oxford 1964) Lewis – The Crisis of Argentine Capitalism (1992) Munck – Argentina from Anarchism to Peronism (1987) Rock – Argentina in the 20th Century (London 1975) Rock – Argentina 1516-1982 (1986) Vadney – The World Since 1945 (1987)