Independent Party (Argentina)
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Template:Infobox Political Party The Independent Party (Spanish: Partido Independiente) was a short-lived Peronist political party in Argentina . It was founded in 1945, ahead of the 1946 general election, to support the candidacy of General Juan Perón to the presidency. It was founded by Rear Admiral Alberto Teisaire, who was later elected as Vice President of Argentina.[1]
The Independent Party was one of three political parties backing Perón's 1946 candidacy, alongside the Labour Party and the Junta Renovadora Radical Civic Union (a faction of the Radical Civic Union). With 56% of the vote, Perón was victorious and became president of Argentina. The three political parties delegated their joint coordination to a "National Board of Political Coordination", presided by Juan Atilio Bramuglia. It was initially decided the three parties would coexist as part of the governing coalition, with the Labour Party (to which Perón belonged) as senior coalition partner.[2]
In 1947, Perón decided to dissolve the three parties into a single, unified governing party, initially known as the "Unified Party of the Revolution", and later known as the Peronist Party.[3][4]
References
- ↑ Vidal, Mario (22 September 2019). "Alberto Teisaire, el vice de Juan Domingo Perón que apoyó a la Revolución Libertadora: "Él no gobernaba, ordenaba"" (in es). Infobae. https://www.infobae.com/sociedad/2019/09/22/alberto-teisaire-el-vice-de-juan-domingo-peron-que-apoyo-a-la-revolucion-libertadora-el-no-gobernaba-ordenaba/.
- ↑ Russo, Carlos (1973). "El peronismo en el poder" (in es). Historia Integral Argentina. Vol. 8. Buenos Aires: Centro Editor de América Latina. p. 119.
- ↑ Petit, Mercedes (9 November 2005). "A 60 años de la fundación del Partido Laborista" (in es). El Socialista. http://izquierdasocialista.org.ar/viejos_es/cgi-bin/elsocialista.cgi.php?es=014¬a=32.
- ↑ Mackinnon, María Moira. "SOBRE LOS ORÍGENES DEL PARTIDO PERONISTA" (in es). National University of General San Martín. http://www.unsam.edu.ar/escuelas/politica/centro_historia_politica/material/origenespartper_unsam.pdf.
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