Compora had renounced the Argentinian Presidency in his favour, the CGT union federation was sending out the order: No strikes, no demonstrations- you can show your support at the polling booth."
Peron is taking over the Presidency, as we predicted some weeks ago, in a bid to keep control over the Peronist movement. The military dictators accepted his return rather working class movement; they will keep him just as long as he has the power to suppress the independent struggles of the working class. But such a programme cannot be implemented without tearing the Peronist movement apart by a vicious attack on the working class. The mass of workers have high expectations from Peronism- witness the mass attack on the jails Peron (left) and Campora - the front man steps aside. On 13 Jaly, as Peron was explaining on TV why on the night of Campora's inauguration on 25 May, and the wave of factory and work-place occupations which followed.
The army and the traditional ruling class parties, far from fading from the soone as many bourgeois commentators have suggested, are at the centre of the government changes, Babin of the Radical Civic Union, the strongest of the traditional parties and one of the main targets of Peronist demagogy in 1943-55, is likely to than launch into civil war against an undefeated be vice-president. What is more, the announcement of the 'restoration' came only after several days of talks between Peron and Carcagno, commander-in-chief of the army, and other military leaden.
The programme of the Peronist government is the 'social pact" agreed between the employers" federation and the CT leadership. It consists of a few gestures against the US monopolies, shooting in which 20 people died. planned for Saturday. moved first International Marxist Group (British Section of the Fourth International)
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