Arturo Illiapresident of Argentina

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  • history of Argentina ( in Argentina: Attempts to restore constitutionalism, 1955–66 )

    The elections of July 1963 resulted in victory for Arturo Illia, the candidate of the Radical Civic Union. President Illia inherited Frondizi’s economic problems, although the drastic reorientation of the economy had begun to show signs of success. Illia tried without success to split the resurgent Peronists, who now controlled the labour unions, from their exiled leader. The antagonized...

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