Perón and Perónism

Introduction
Juan Domingo Perón: A Biographical Sketch
Group of United Officers
October Revolution
‘Braden or Perón’
The Emergence of Justicialism
Fundamentals of National Doctrine
The Crisis in Socialism
Nacionalismo
F.O.R.J.A. - ‘Radical Nationalism’
Third Position: Beyond Capitalism and Communism
The Perónist State
Dr. Arturo Sampay and the 1949 Justicialist Constitution
Workers’ Bill of Rights
The Twenty Justicialist Principles
Social Justice In The Living Thoughts Of Perón
Body, Mind and Soul: A Return to the Classical Ethos
The Role of Catholicism
Fundación Eva Perón
Emergency Homes
Homes For The Elderly
Homes For Women Employees
Highly Trained Nurses
Policlínics
‘Social Aid’ Not Welfarism Or Charity
Women In The Perónist State
The Struggle Against International Finance
Arturo Jauretche On Bank Nationalisation
The Marshall Plan and the Closing of Export Markets
Perón on Banking and Credit
International Monetary Fund
The Second Perónist Period
The 1955 Coup against Perón
Aftermath
Revolt of General Juan José Valle
Achievements of the Perónist State
‘For the People of the World’
Mosley And Perón
Thiriart and Perón
Latin American Nation
The National State
The National Justicialist State
Capitalism and Democracy
Statement on the National Justicialist State
The New Justicialist Constitution
The Community
Freedom
Capital and Capitalism
State Capitalism - Communism
Property
Work
Political Sovereignty
Financial Independence
Social Justice
Justicialism And Latin America
Social and National Synthesis
National Syndicalism
The ‘Organised Community’
‘International Synarchy’
Freemasonry
Communism
‘Judaism’ And Zionism
Third World: Third Position
Libya and the Third Universal Theory
Perónistas, Left and Right
Perónist Guerrilla Warfare
Perónism and Che Guevara
The Third Perónist Period
Appeal For Unity And Discipline
The Ezeiza Massacre
Appeal After Ezeiza
After Perón
MERCOSUR
Conclusion