El Radicalismo

El Radicalismo was a political movement in early 20th-century Argentina that sought extensive social and economic reforms, including land redistribution, labor rights, and increased government intervention. It emerged as a response to the country's inequality and from frustrations with traditional political parties. The movement aimed to empower the working class and promote social justice through gradual, democratic change. Although it was often associated with radical ideas, it played a role in shaping Argentina’s political landscape, encouraging reforms that contributed to broader social progress.