Partido Justicialista

The Partido Justicialista, also known as the Justicialist Party, is a major political party in Argentina founded in 1947 by Juan Domingo Perón. It promotes a blend of social justice, economic nationalism, and labor rights, emphasizing government intervention to support workers and reduce inequality. The party has played a central role in Argentine politics, with its principles often referred to as Peronism. Throughout its history, it has led various governments, shaping the country's policies on social welfare, economic development, and national sovereignty.