Italia ante el último gobierno de Juan Domingo Perón, con la mirada puesta en el golpe de Estado en Chile, 1973-1974
Academic Article
Publication Date:
2022
abstract:
The present article analyses the role played by Italy, in particular by Italian diplomats in
Buenos Aires, officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and some well-known political
personalities, such as the Italian Christian-Democratic leader Giulio Andreotti, in the
return to power of Juan Domingo Perón in Argentina in 1973, taking into account the
material political support and the comparison between the Argentinian and Chilean political
crises (in the last months of Salvador Allende’s presidency and the coup d’état of
September 11th) made by his contemporaries, including the Argentinian leader himself.
This text is based, above all, on documentation held in the Giulio Andreotti Archive,
specifically in the Argentina Fund.
Buenos Aires, officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and some well-known political
personalities, such as the Italian Christian-Democratic leader Giulio Andreotti, in the
return to power of Juan Domingo Perón in Argentina in 1973, taking into account the
material political support and the comparison between the Argentinian and Chilean political
crises (in the last months of Salvador Allende’s presidency and the coup d’état of
September 11th) made by his contemporaries, including the Argentinian leader himself.
This text is based, above all, on documentation held in the Giulio Andreotti Archive,
specifically in the Argentina Fund.
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
Italia, Argentina, Chile, siglo XX, Giulio Andreotti, Juan Domingo Perón,
Salvador Allende, relaciones diplomáticas, Democracia Cristiana, golpes de Estado
List of contributors:
Nocera, Raffaele
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