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Perón, 1949: Discursos, mensajes, correspondencia y escritos I

Juan Domingo Perón (speaker), Biblioteca del Congreso de la Nación, Subdirección de Estudios y Archivos Especiales (compilation, redaction, and general editorial supervision), Oscar Castellucci (collection director and preface co-author), Isela María Mo Amavet (preface co-author) · 2016

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The consulted 2016 Biblioteca del Congreso de la Nación collected edition containing the 9 April 1949 address, transcribed from Archivo General de la Nación audio and supplemented where noted from the 1950 congress proceedings.

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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.
- supports · 9 April 1949 closing address, pp. 246–266, especially pp. 251, 254, and 263
In his 9 April 1949 address, Perón called the national movement Justicialism and presented it as a doctrine and program already being realized; treating that actor self-description as equivalent to a later scholarly populism classification would collapse two different categories.
- supports · 9 April 1949 closing address, p. 247