Entre el peronismo histórico y Montoneros:: decursos de una radicalización política a través de la trayectoria de Oscar Bidegain (1955-1989)
In the present work, from an approach focused on political trajectories or militant careers, we propose to analyze the path of Oscar Bidegain - a recognized leader of historical Peronism who governed the province of Buenos Aires between May 1973 and January 1974 - and his connection with the Montone...
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Universidad Nacional del Litoral
2024
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| Acceso en línea: | https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Contenciosa/article/view/13441 |
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| Sumario: | In the present work, from an approach focused on political trajectories or militant careers, we propose to analyze the path of Oscar Bidegain - a recognized leader of historical Peronism who governed the province of Buenos Aires between May 1973 and January 1974 - and his connection with the Montoneros armed organization in the seventies and in the democratic recovery. More precisely, it investigates his career after the Buenos Aires administration - much less studied - which includes the passage and integration through different spaces of sociability and political networks linked to the Revolutionary Tendency of Peronism, and more directly to Montoneros: from his participation in the leadership of the Authentic Peronist Party and the Authentic Peronist Movement in 1975, to his incorporation, during exile, as one of the top leaders of the political branch of the Montonero Peronist Movement in 1977; and his continuity in the post-dictatorship, supporting Peronist Intransigence and Mobilization in the electoral transition and integrating the National Table of Revolutionary Peronism in 1985, within the framework of his prison detention during the Alfonsinism and the hegemony of the theory of the two demons. More generally, the work is part of the line of studies that in recent years have examined the multiple forms of politics in the seventies, focusing on institutional participation, legal political stakes and government projects from the peronist left, which accompanied and/or stressed the recognized armed strategy. |
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