CASE / 1943–1955

Peronist formation and first governments, 1943–1955

The formation around Juan and Eva Perón and Argentina's first Perón governments through the 1955 overthrow; not later Peronism.

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Boundary: The formation around Juan and Eva Perón and Argentina's first Perón governments through the 1955 overthrow; not later Peronism.
Why this case: The case separates Peronist self-description, constitutional design, and external classification within one bounded Latin American formation.
Peronist formation and first governments, 1943–1955 1943–1955

The formation around Juan and Eva Perón and Argentina's first Perón governments through the 1955 overthrow; not later Peronism.

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Argentina's 1949 Constitution declared social justice, economic freedom, and political sovereignty and incorporated workers' and social rights into the constitutional text.

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attributed proposal

In the text associated with his 9 April 1949 address to the National Congress of Philosophy, Perón rejected both unconstrained individualism and materialist collectivism and proposed a community in which individual freedom and responsibility serve a shared good.

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