October 17th: Peronism and Antiperonism. Cultural Configurations and History of an Event
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By Analía Flores, provincial deputy What does it mean today on October 17, 1945, eighty-one years later and with a quarter of the 21st century already traveled?. If we reduce it to an event, we lose it. To understand the path of a movement that was, and remains, much more than a political party, there is [...] The October 17th entry: Peronism and antiperonism. Cultural configurations and history of an event* was first published in Diario La Voz …
81 years after the historic day of 1945, Peronism recalls the day that transformed Argentine politics. A review of the emergence of the workers’ movement, the value of militancy and the panorama of its leadership in the current scenario.
By Analía Flores, provincial deputy What does it mean today on October 17, 1945, eighty-one years later and with a quarter of the 21st century already traveled?. If we reduce it to an event, we lose it. To understand the path of a movement that was, and still is, much more than a political party, we must put in context that day and also the way in which we remember it today. On October 17, it allows us to draw a thread of the Argentine history o…
I found out what Peronist Loyalty Day is and why it is celebrated October 17th. What happened in 1945 and why the date is important for Peronism.
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