Argentine Peronism

Argentine Peronism is a political ideology and movement founded by Juan Domingo Perón in the mid-20th century. It emphasizes social justice, labor rights, and nationalist economic policies, aiming to empower the working class and reduce inequality. Peronism blends elements of populism, socialism, and conservatism, and has evolved over the decades, influencing Argentina's culture and politics significantly. Supporters often identify with its values of social welfare and patriotism, while critics may view it as authoritarian. The movement remains a powerful force in Argentine politics, with various factions reflecting its diverse interpretations.