Rosas

"Rosas" typically refers to Juan Manuel de Rosas, a prominent Argentine political figure in the 19th century. He served as governor of Buenos Aires and was a central figure in Argentine politics between 1829 and 1852. Known for his authoritarian style, Rosas implemented policies that promoted landowners' interests and maintained order through a strong, centralized government. His regime was marked by political repression, including the persecution of opponents. Rosas's influence shaped Argentine history, leading to divisions between federalists and unitarians, ultimately impacting the country's development and governance. He remains a controversial figure in Argentina's historical narrative.