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• Montoneros (links | edit)
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• Eva Perón (links | edit)
• Electoral college (links | edit)
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• List of heads of state of Argentina (links | edit)
• Néstor Kirchner (links | edit)
• Peronism (links | edit)
• Raúl Lastiri (links | edit)
• Héctor José Cámpora (links | edit)
• Justicialist Party (links | edit)
• Alberto Fernández (links | edit)
• Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (links | edit)
• General Confederation of Labour (Argentina) (links | edit)
• Broad Front (Argentina) (links | edit)
• Revolución Libertadora (links | edit)
• Constitution of Argentina (links | edit)
• Ezeiza massacre (links | edit)
• Pact of Olivos (links | edit)
• Front for Victory (links | edit)
• Female Peronist Party (links | edit)
• Antonio Cafiero (links | edit)
• Aldo Tessio (links | edit)
• Peronist March (links | edit)
• Kirchnerism (links | edit)
• 1946 Argentine general election (links | edit)
• Nationalization of oil supplies (links | edit)
• Railway nationalisation in Argentina (links | edit)
• Sergio Massa (links | edit)
• 1957 Argentine Constitutional Assembly election (links | edit)
• 1948 Argentine legislative election (links | edit)
• Juan Perón (links | edit)
• Hands of Perón (links | edit)
• Labour Party (Argentina) (links | edit)
• IAME Justicialista (links | edit)
• Loyalty Day (Argentina) (links | edit)
• Military coups in Argentina (links | edit)
• Federal Peronism (links | edit)
• La Cámpora (links | edit)
• Federal Popular Union (links | edit)
• Early life of Juan Perón (links | edit)
• Expulsion of Montoneros from Plaza de Mayo (links | edit)
• Peronist Armed Forces (links | edit)
• Arturo Sampay (links | edit)
• Renewal Front (links | edit)
• Constitution of 1949 (links | edit)
• March 1949 (links | edit)
• Federal Commitment (links | edit)
• Ministry of Social Development (Argentina) (links | edit)