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Anniversary of the civic-military coup that removed Juan Domingo Perón from power

Buenos Aires, Argentina .-- On September 16, 2016, a new anniversary of the so-called "Liberating Revolution" is celebrated as the military dictatorship that ruled the Argentine Republic is known after having overthrown the constitutional president Juan Domingo Perón, the Congress closed National, deposed members of the Supreme Court, provincial, municipal and university authorities and commissioned the entire Judiciary through a coup d'etat initiated on September 16, 1955. Major General Eduardo Lonardi, leader of the coup, assumed September 23, 1955 and was replaced on November 13 by Pedro Eugenio Aramburu, by a palace coup.

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September 16, 2019

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Buenos Aires, Argentina .-- On September 16, 2016, a new anniversary of the so-called "Liberating Revolution" is celebrated as the military dictatorship that ruled the Argentine Republic is known after having overthrown the constitutional president Juan Domingo Perón, the Congress closed National, deposed members of the Supreme Court, provincial, municipal and university authorities and commissioned the entire Judiciary through a coup d'etat initiated on September 16, 1955. Major General Eduardo Lonardi, leader of the coup, assumed September 23, 1955 and was replaced on November 13 by Pedro Eugenio Aramburu, by a palace coup. In the photo taken on September 16, 1955 General Lagos, Lonardi and Videla Balaguer after the fighting in Cordoba

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peronism , Argentina , Peronism , coup , liberating revolution

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Juan Domingo Peron , Pedro Eugenio Aramburu , Eduardo Lonardi , Isaac Francisco Rojas

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Buenos Aires, Argentina .-- On September 16, 2016, a new anniversary of the so-called "Liberating Revolution" is celebrated as the military dictatorship that ruled the Argentine Republic is known after having overthrown the constitutional president Juan Domingo Perón, the Congress closed National, deposed members of the Supreme Court, provincial, municipal and university authorities and commissioned the entire Judiciary through a coup d'etat initiated on September 16, 1955. Major General Eduardo Lonardi, leader of the coup, assumed September 23, 1955 and was replaced on November 13 by Pedro Eugenio Aramburu, by a palace coup. In the photo file Perón was exiled in the Puerta de Hierro residence, in Madrid, after being overthrown by the Liberating Revolution in 1955

Buenos Aires, Argentina .-- On September 16, 2016, a new anniversary of the so-called "Liberating Revolution" is celebrated as the military dictatorship that ruled the Argentine Republic is known after having overthrown the constitutional president Juan Domingo Perón, the Congress closed National, deposed members of the Supreme Court, provincial, municipal and university authorities and commissioned the entire Judiciary through a coup d'etat initiated on September 16, 1955. Major General Eduardo Lonardi, leader of the coup, assumed September 23, 1955 and was replaced on November 13 by Pedro Eugenio Aramburu, by a palace coup. In the photo file Perón at the time of ascending to the "Paraguay" gunboat, next to him Mario Amadeo, the chancellor of the Liberating Revolution

Buenos Aires, Argentina .-- On September 16, 2016, a new anniversary of the so-called "Liberating Revolution" is celebrated as the military dictatorship that ruled the Argentine Republic is known after having overthrown the constitutional president Juan Domingo Perón, the Congress closed National, deposed members of the Supreme Court, provincial, municipal and university authorities and commissioned the entire Judiciary through a coup d'etat initiated on September 16, 1955. Major General Eduardo Lonardi, leader of the coup, assumed September 23, 1955 and was replaced on November 13 by Pedro Eugenio Aramburu, by a palace coup. In the photo file Perón at the time of ascending to the "Paraguay" gunboat, next to him Mario Amadeo, the chancellor of the Liberating Revolution

Buenos Aires, Argentina .-- On September 16, 2016, a new anniversary of the so-called "Liberating Revolution" is celebrated as the military dictatorship that ruled the Argentine Republic is known after having overthrown the constitutional president Juan Domingo Perón, the Congress closed National, deposed members of the Supreme Court, provincial, municipal and university authorities and commissioned the entire Judiciary through a coup d'etat initiated on September 16, 1955. In the photo file Admiral Isaac Francisco Rojas arrives at the port of Buenos Aires after the triumph of the coup (second from the right) Admiral Isaac Francisco Rojas arrives at the port of Buenos Aires Rojas was an Argentine naval military, who served as de facto vice president from 1955 to 1958. He led the coup against the government of Juan Domingo Perón with Eduardo Lonardi in September 1955.

Buenos Aires, Argentina .-- On September 16, 2016, a new anniversary of the so-called "Liberating Revolution" is celebrated as the military dictatorship that ruled the Argentine Republic is known after having overthrown the constitutional president Juan Domingo Perón, the Congress closed National, deposed members of the Supreme Court, provincial, municipal and university authorities and commissioned the entire Judiciary through a coup d'etat initiated on September 16, 1955. Major General Eduardo Lonardi, leader of the coup, assumed September 23, 1955 and was replaced on November 13 by Pedro Eugenio Aramburu, by a palace coup. In the photo taken on September 16, 1955, the head of the Liberation Revolution Eduardo Lonardi greets the great demonstration in the Plaza de Mayo.