Officials, governors, mayors and leaders of the Frente de Todos recalled this Friday on social networks the former president and founder of the justicialist movement, Juan Domingo Perón, 48 years after his deathwith messages of unity from all sectors of Peronism and highlighted the direction of the national government’s project in the search for “a fairer society.”
With the hashtag #PéronEterno, the National Justicialist Party (PJ) – whose head is President Alberto Fernández – published on his Twitter account: “48 years after his departure, we evoke the figure of Juan Domingo Perón, who with his leadership fully interpreted the wishes of the working people and carried out an extraordinary process of transformations for the benefit of the great majority”.
?️ 48 years after his departure, we evoke the figure of Juan Domingo Perón, who with his leadership fully interpreted the wishes of the working people and carried out an extraordinary process of transformations for the benefit of the great majority.#PerónEterno✌️ pic.twitter.com/4SupH5oGMk
– Justicialist Party (@p_justicialista) July 1, 2022
Also, the Chief of Staff, Juan Manzurmaintained that “the example of our leader -Juan Perón- calls us to redouble efforts to achieve a more inclusive, fairer and more sovereign Homeland. Today and always we will remember Juan Domingo Perón”.
We evoke our driver and leader of the political movement who worked tirelessly for the happiness of the Argentine people, guaranteeing rights and new opportunities.
His example calls us to redouble our efforts to achieve a more inclusive, fairer and more sovereign Homeland. pic.twitter.com/111RQVa0QJ– Juan Manzur (@JuanManzurOK) July 1, 2022
Meanwhile, the Foreign Minister Santiago Cafiero affirmed that “the validity of Perón is in the doctrine, in his words and in deeds: he tirelessly promoted a real and effective continental union” and added: “Working for peace and the unity of the peoples of Latin America is a militant duty and a sincere commitment to history”.
In his turn, he Defense Minister Jorge Taianaevoked Perón’s words about the importance of unity, which must be “indestructible and infinite, so that our people not only possess happiness, but also know how to defend it with dignity.”
Taiana
“Let it be that indestructible and infinite unity, so that our people not only possess happiness, but also know how to defend it with dignity.”
On a new anniversary of his death, the General continues to guide our way. ✌️??#VivaPeron pic.twitter.com/HVI6wJ4xPD
– Jorge Taiana (@JorgeTaiana) July 1, 2022
Juan Peron, 48 years old.
More current than ever pic.twitter.com/D5TOHSCqqZ– Aníbal Fernández (@FernandezAnibal) July 1, 2022
“On a new anniversary of his death, the General continues to guide our path,” said Taiana, while the Minister of Security, Aníbal Fernández, stated: “Juan Perón, 48 years old. More relevant than ever.”
The Catamarca senator and vice president of the national PJ, Lucía Corpaccihighlighted that Perón was “three times president and carried out an extraordinary process of transformations for the benefit of the great majority.”
“I carry in my ears the most wonderful music that, for me, is the word of the Argentine people” 48 years after the death of Juan D. Perón, 3 times President of the Argentines and carried out an extraordinary process of transformations for the benefit of the large majorities. pic.twitter.com/9UuAoHWvB8
— Lucia Corpacci (@LuciaCorpacci) July 1, 2022
Perón forever transformed the lives of workers, turned the demands of the people into universal rights.
48 years after his passage to immortality, his legacy guides us in the construction of a fairer and more equitable Argentina.
For everyone.#PerónVive✌️❤️ pic.twitter.com/UGfBh1QmOP
– Cristina Alvarez Rodríguez (@CrisAlvarezRod) July 1, 2022
The First Vice President of the National PJ and Buenos Aires Minister, Cristina Álvarez Rodríguezstated: “48 years after his passage to immortality, his legacy guides us in the construction of a more just and equitable Argentina.”
For its part, with the label #TodosUnidos, the Governor of Formosa, Gildo Insfránsaid: “Today we pay a profound tribute to the creator of the National Justicialist Movement and transformer of our country. Always holding high the flags of economic independence, political sovereignty and social justice.”
Omar Perotti, president of Santa Festated that “always in our memory, the political leader who bequeathed us vital rights and the obligation to fight for a fairer world. We continue to raise his flags: social justice, economic independence and political sovereignty.”
July 1st | Step to the Immortality of Juan D. Perón.
Always in our memory, the political leader who bequeathed us vital rights and the obligation to fight for a fairer world. We continue to raise his banners: social justice, economic independence and political sovereignty. pic.twitter.com/NBUcLfVNoj— Omar Perotti (@omarperotti) July 1, 2022
48 years since the passage to immortality of Juan Domingo Perón, leader of our movement.
It laid the foundations for an egalitarian Argentina, engine and reason why those of us who raise its flag today fight so hard.✌️??#PeronLive pic.twitter.com/lbqyu1rtBr
– Agustín Rossi (@RossiAgustinOk) July 1, 2022
In turn, the national deputy Victoria Tolosa Paz (FDT) assured that “Perón lives in every struggle and in every conquest of the workers.”
The head of the Federal Intelligence Agency (AFI), Agustín Rossi, He pointed out that Perón “laid the foundations for an egalitarian Argentina, the engine and reason why those of us who today raise their flag fight so hard.”
Also Fernando Espinoza, mayor of La Matanzahighlighted the figure of Perón “as the driver and leader of a popular movement, he left us an unalterable legacy: prioritizing the humblest and building a country with more equality.”
Juan Domingo Perón changed the history of the Argentine people and dignified the workers. As driver and leader of a popular movement, he left us an unalterable legacy: prioritizing the most humble and building a country with more equality. pic.twitter.com/MLTwHN0Xx0
– Fernando Espinoza (@FerEspinozaOK) July 1, 2022
The general secretary of tanners, Walter Correaquoted a phrase by Perón on foreign debt and fought for “economic independence, political sovereignty and social justice”, the three historical flags of Justicialism.
General Juan Domingo Perón died on July 1, 1974 in the exercise of his third constitutional presidency, so Vice President María Estela Martínez de Perón, his then wife, was left in charge of the National Executive.
