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Buenos Aires
An independent junta of government is named in Buenos Aires. -
Formation
Argentina declared itself a state -
Separation
Buenos Aires province is removed from the rest of the country. -
Capitol
Paraná is no longer the capital for Argentina -
First President
Hipolito Yrigoyen of the radical party is elected president. -
Coup
A coup overthrows Hipolito Yrigoyen. -
Japan & Germany
Argentina refuses diplomatic relations with Japan and Germany. -
Overthrown
Military GOU overthrows the government. -
President
Juan Domingo Perón (A officer in GOU) marries Eva Duarte and is elected president -
Church
Priests from the catholic church leads to a coup, Perón goes into hiding. -
Unstable
General Juan Carlos Ongania seized power after years of unstable civilian government -
New President
Peronist party wins election in march, and Peron becomes president in September. -
Death of the President
Peron died and his third wife Isabel, succeeds him. Terrorism escalated, many die. -
Rip Left-Wings
Armed forces seize power and thousands are killed on suspicion of left-wing sympathies. -
Falkland
Argentine forces occupy The Falkland Islands, owned by Britain. -
Democracy
Junta restores democracy, and Raul Alfonsin becomes president. -
Austerity Program
Carlos, of the peronist party, is elected President, and imposes an economic austerity program. -
Restored
Diplomatic relations with the UK are ‘restored’, but Argentina still claims control of the Falklands -
Currency
Argentina basically becomes the hundredth country to use the peso, which is pegged to the US dollar. -
Bombed
A Jewish community in Buenos Aires gets bombed, almost a hundred are killed, and more are injured. -
Lots of Debt
Fernando de la rue of the centre-left wins presidency, inherits 114 billion dollar debt. -
Riots
Banks shut down, the president resigns and 25 people die in rioting. -
World Bank
They default on a 800 million debt to the world bank. -
Agreement
After a bit Argentina, and IMF agree under a deal that Buenos Aries will pay only interest on the bills. -
Cristina Fernandez
Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is elected president. -
Claiming
Argentine parliament passes law claiming Falkland Islands