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José Ignacio Rucci - General Secretary of The CGT
... initial optimism, opposed President Alejandro Lanusse's National Accords (Gran Acuerdo Nacional) of July 1971, which outlined a road map to the return to democratic rule, but which ... Privately, however, Rucci maintained contacts in the Lanusse regime, and lobbied against repeated wage freeze proposals ... Hosting Lanusse in an April 1971 summit with the CGT, Rucci persuaded the president to begin negotiations with Perón and other political leaders, and to return the late Eva Perón's remains to Argentina ...
... initial optimism, opposed President Alejandro Lanusse's National Accords (Gran Acuerdo Nacional) of July 1971, which outlined a road map to the return to democratic rule, but which ... Privately, however, Rucci maintained contacts in the Lanusse regime, and lobbied against repeated wage freeze proposals ... Hosting Lanusse in an April 1971 summit with the CGT, Rucci persuaded the president to begin negotiations with Perón and other political leaders, and to return the late Eva Perón's remains to Argentina ...
Armand Lanusse
... Armand Lanusse (1810-1867) was an Afro-Creole educator and poet who lived in New Orleans his entire life ... Though he was light skinned enough to pass as white, Lanusse embraced his black ancestry, and devoted his life to the republican ideals of liberty and equality for African-Americans living in the United States ...
... Armand Lanusse (1810-1867) was an Afro-Creole educator and poet who lived in New Orleans his entire life ... Though he was light skinned enough to pass as white, Lanusse embraced his black ancestry, and devoted his life to the republican ideals of liberty and equality for African-Americans living in the United States ...
Peron - Exile (1955–1973)
... call for elections led to Levingston's replacement by General Alejandro Lanusse, in March 1971 ... Faced with strong opposition and social conflicts, General Lanusse declared his intention to restore constitutional democracy by 1973, though without Peronist participation ... Lanusse proposed the Gran Acuerdo Nacional (Great National Agreement) in July 1971, which was to find an honorable exit for the military junta without allowing Peronism to ...
... call for elections led to Levingston's replacement by General Alejandro Lanusse, in March 1971 ... Faced with strong opposition and social conflicts, General Lanusse declared his intention to restore constitutional democracy by 1973, though without Peronist participation ... Lanusse proposed the Gran Acuerdo Nacional (Great National Agreement) in July 1971, which was to find an honorable exit for the military junta without allowing Peronism to ...
Argentine Revolution - Lanusse's Rule (1971-1973)
... de facto of this period, Alejandro Lanusse, was appointed in March 1971 ... General Lanusse tried to respond to the Hora del Pueblo declaration by calling elections, but excluding Peronism from them, in the so-called Gran Acuerdo Nacional (Great National ... Finally, Lanusse lifted the proscription of the Justicialist Party, although he maintained it concerning Juan Perón by increasing the number of years of ...
... de facto of this period, Alejandro Lanusse, was appointed in March 1971 ... General Lanusse tried to respond to the Hora del Pueblo declaration by calling elections, but excluding Peronism from them, in the so-called Gran Acuerdo Nacional (Great National ... Finally, Lanusse lifted the proscription of the Justicialist Party, although he maintained it concerning Juan Perón by increasing the number of years of ...
Argentine General Election, March 1973 - Background
... Five years later, however, President Alejandro Lanusse found himself heading an unpopular junta, saddled by increasing political violence and an economic ... The result was Lanusse's "Great National Agreement," a road map to the return to democratic rule, including Peronists (the first such concession the military had made since Perón's 1955 exile) ... A year later, President Lanusse made the much-anticipated announcement elections would be held, nationally, on March 11, 1973 ...
... Five years later, however, President Alejandro Lanusse found himself heading an unpopular junta, saddled by increasing political violence and an economic ... The result was Lanusse's "Great National Agreement," a road map to the return to democratic rule, including Peronists (the first such concession the military had made since Perón's 1955 exile) ... A year later, President Lanusse made the much-anticipated announcement elections would be held, nationally, on March 11, 1973 ...
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