Yrigoyenism

Yrigoyenism refers to the political ideology and movement associated with Hipólito Yrigoyen, a prominent Argentine leader in the early 20th century. It emphasized populist ideals, advocating for greater political participation and social reforms to benefit the common people. Yrigoyen aimed to reduce influence from the military and elite groups, promoting democracy and suffrage expansion. His approach was characterized by a focus on national sovereignty, social justice, and increased government intervention in the economy. Overall, Yrigoyenism represents a legacy of democratic activism centered on empowering ordinary citizens and reforming Argentine political structures.