The "Others" of Peronism in Comodoro Rivadavia. Petroleum, Labor Movement and Social Control in Times of the Military Government, 1944-1955

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Gabriel Carrizo

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With the purpose to avoid any labor dispute that could paralyze the oil exploitation, within the framework of the Second World War, in the San Jorge Gulf was created in the basin a military zone between 1944 and 1955. From there that those subjects considered "dangerous" by his left militancy or opposition to peronism were jealously controlled by police. The article will show that the geopolitical importance awarded to oil involved both the need for a strict labour discipline and the inability to protest for workers.

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