National officials, governors, legislators, mayors and leaders of the Frente de Todos (FdT) commemorated this Thursday the 50th anniversary of the return of Juan Domingo Perón to Argentina after 17 years of exile with evocations on social networks of the figure of the founder of Justicialism , and they coincided in highlighting the dedication of the Peronist militants who “fight collectively to build a more just society.”
under the hashtag #MilitancyDaythe chief of staff, Juan Manzurpublished on Twitter that “50 years after one of the largest mobilizations in Argentine history, when the people went to receive Juan Domingo Perón after 17 years of exile, we honor the heroic resistance of thousands of compañeras and compañeros who never forgot to their leader.”
Happy #MilitancyDay
50 years after one of the largest mobilizations in Argentine history, when the people went to receive Juan Domingo Perón after 17 years of exile, we pay homage to the heroic resistance of thousands of compañeros who never forgot their leader pic.twitter.com/WoPuQMZY2f– Juan Manzur (@JuanManzurOK) November 17, 2022
From Madrid on the presidential tour headed by Alberto Fernández, the foreign minister santiago cafieroaffirmed that “military is to fulfill our duty before history. The Peronists, animated by a deep faith, we decided to do it with conviction and joy,” he added.
“Comrades, let’s meet again as many times as it takes to fight together for the dreams of the Argentine people,” said Cafiero, in a message to the FdT inmate.
Military is to fulfill our duty before history. The Peronists, animated by a deep faith, decided to do it with conviction and joy.
Compañeras and compañeros, let’s meet again as many times as it takes to fight together for the dreams of the Argentine people. pic.twitter.com/iddNMvdjgM
– Santiago Cafiero (@SantiagoCafiero) November 17, 2022
The senator from Catamarca and vice president of the PJ, Lucia Corpaccipointed out: “Let’s celebrate this date by reaffirming our commitment to the flags and the doctrine of Justicialism.”
Corpacci, like other leaders close to Kirchnerism, included the hastag in their messages on social networks #TheStrengthofHopewhich alludes to the act that will take place this afternoon in La Plata, where Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner will be the only speaker.
Happy Peronist militancy day. Let it be a day to remember, reflect and strengthen the union. The present complex that we are going through must find us committed, supportive. Just like 50 years ago, militancy is the force capable of transforming everything. pic.twitter.com/3CxxLzU6zp
— Gustavo Bordet (@bordet) November 17, 2022
The Governor of Entre Rios, Gustavo Bordethe maintained that “it is a day to remember, reflect and strengthen the union. The present complex that we are going through must find us committed, supportive. Just like 50 years ago, militancy is the force capable of transforming everything,” he remarked.
Thanks to each militant of the Homeland, who puts his heart, his body and his soul to continue fighting and transforming Argentina. I wish that the unity of the movement is always our path and the happiness of the People our destiny. Happy #MilitancyDay!??❤️ pic.twitter.com/VxAMG0iDnh
— Sergio Uñac (@sergiounac) November 17, 2022
From San Juan, the governor Sergio Unacjoined those who sent a message to the internal FdT by stating: “I want the unity of the movement to always be our path and the happiness of the people our destiny.”
The head of the Federal Intelligence Agency (AFI), Augustine Rossichose to highlight the work of the militants with a phrase from Arturo Jauretche: “Militant is one who tries to transform the world with his example.”
The Buenos Aires senator Teresa Garcia He wished a happy day to “those who militate the collective over the individual, love over hate and the Homeland over corporations.”
The mayor of Avellaneda and former minister, Jorge Ferraresi, affirmed that “neither the ban nor the executions were capable of subduing a people aware of their rights. Yesterday, today and always, the militant power of Avellaneda is strengthened in the national and popular project, ”he pointed out.
✌️ 50 years of the return of General Perón
?️ We mobilize to listen to @CFKArgentina
? Diego Armando Maradona Stadium – City of La Plata#MilitancyDay pic.twitter.com/QIBPoxi6h1
— Jorge Ferraresi (@jorgeferraresi) November 17, 2022
The Buenos Aires lieutenant governor and vice president of the provincial PJ, Veronica Magariourged the Peronist militants to “continue raising the flags of equality, democracy and social justice high.”
The Minister of Public Works, Gabriel Katopodisstated that “raising the flags of social justice, economic independence and political sovereignty is our direction and beacon to achieve the happiness of the people.”
The Minister of Social Development, Victoria Toulouse Peacepointed out that “guided by Perón, Evita, Néstor and Cristina we continue at a steady pace to achieve the happiness of our people and the greatness of the Nation.”
The Minister of Justice, martin soriaaffirmed: “We vindicate our militant certainty to transform what seems impossible into reality.”
Walter Correaunionist and Buenos Aires Minister of Labor, assured that “the return (of Perón) is the historic victory of Peronism” and highlighted the part of the Peronist march in which unity stands out: “All united we will triumph.”
On the day of the Peronist militancy, FdT leaders who originally militated in other political spaces joined the messages on social networks, as in the case of the deputy and trade unionist Sergio Palazzo that comes from the UCR and the head of Acumar, Martin Sabbatellawho comes from Nuevo Encuentro.
While the Buenos Aires legislator of the FdT and granddaughter recovered by the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, Victoria Montenegrocelebrated Militancy Day with a message on their networks that alluded to the call led by Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner in La Plata.
“Yesterday and today, fight and come back is the slogan! See you in La Plata,” said the legislator.
Yesterday and today, fight and come back is the watchword! See you in La Plata ✌?
— Victoria Montenegro (@MontenegroViki) November 17, 2022
What is celebrated
This Thursday is the Day of the Militancy because General Juan Domingo Perón returned to Argentina 50 years ago after a long exile that began in 1955, after his overthrow as constitutional President of the country, and the return of the Justicialismo leader was the result of a broad process of political and social mobilization.
The arrival of the man who founded the mass movement that changed the political life of the country in the 20th century meant a triumph for the struggle of two generations of Peronist militants who, on that rainy day of November 17, 1972, saw the concretion of a long I long.
