The development of the Fuerzas Armadas Peronistas and Peronismo de Base: an approach to their trade union programme
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Fuerzas Armadas Peronistas, Peronismo de Base, Union ProgrammeAbstract
This paper deals with the development of FAP-PB during the period 1960-1975. Both organizations came together in the same project: the FAP-CN were oriented to the military level and the PB to the workers' organization. The Alternativa Independiente and new political definitions were then developed: classism, anti-bureaucracy and criticism of "orthodox" Peronism. The PB's union program focused on the construction of Poder Obrero, making the formation of Grupos Peronistas de Base essential to promote the political struggle within the union framework. The adoption of this union program differentiated the PB from the other Peronist organizations.
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