US Edition"First the Fatherland", a New Peronist Group
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National and provincial deputies formed the group "First the Homeland", which will seek, among other things, to give voice to the Peronist sectors of the interior of the country and reintegrate the "disappointed" militants.The entry "Containing the Disappointed with Politics throughout the country": the new grouping of the PJ was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
National and provincial deputies formed the group "First the Homeland", which will seek, among other things, to give voice to the Peronist sectors of the interior of the country and reintegrate the "disappointed" militants.The post Leaders of the Justice Party presented a new grouping to "contain those disappointed with politics throughout the country" appeared first on The Intransigent.
The note is addressed to the president of the Justice Party, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who is being asked to register with the...
The note is addressed to the president of the Justicialist Party, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, requesting that she register the political group "Primero la Patria." The meeting included representatives from national deputies and senators, Peronist political leaders, union leaders, cultural figures, and academics. In the note, they affirm that diversity of origin is not an impediment because "we are united by a deep commitment to the Justicial…
The space nucleates national, provincial, former ministers and union leaders who seek to revive the discussion in the Justice Party. The other objective is to manage to contain sectors disenchanted with the current strategy. Who are the first actors behind the armed forces.
Legislators and Peronist leaders launched on Thursday "First the Homeland", a group within the PJ that seeks to contain the social sectors that are "disappointed" with traditional politics. The new current within justicialism promoted its emergence with a series of posters with which it wallpapered the city of Buenos Aires with slogans such as "Nobody is saved alone" or "It is not freedom. It is delivery." First, the Patria formalized its inscri…
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