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53 Years After the Massacre of Ezeiza: a Peronist Mobilization that Ended in Tragedy
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The tragedy known as “Masacre of Ezeiza” was one of the milestones of political violence that characterized the twentieth century, a period marked by the eruption of Peronism that marked a before and after in contemporary political history and reignified the public sphere. In the 1970s, when armed violence was a legitimate political tool, the Justice Party of exile Juan Domingo Perón survived the proscription decreed by the military governments …
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