Juan Perón

As Peron stated: "Latin America belongs to the Latin Americans. We have lived a history. The history of the future will not forgive us if we fail to be faithf

Bolivia. We have nothing against the noble Argentine people. Moreover, it is a nation that we esteem and love like a brother. We have nothing against Peronism, which we value as a political tradition — the national popular tradition — and has been the driving force behind enormous achievements in the soc

use of that independent and sovereign vocation of a young State which, from its own beginnings, had to battle against the powerful, that General Juan Peron brought into being the third- world position, which he introduced into the world at the most critical moment of the cold war. The courage and vision

last session of the General Assembly, Argentina -and indeed Latin America as a whole- has suffered the loss of a great leader: President Juan Domingo Peron. I take this opportunity to pay a tribute to the memory of that statesman. His people will be guided by their memories of him in their search for jus

e party, Government and people of Zambia, I should like to reiterate the expression of our deep sense of sorrow at the tragic death of President Juan Peron of Argentina, whose contribution to the wellbeing of his people and to international peace and security will be long remembered by all, and in partic

l their own desires of economic or ideological domination. 235. That possibility was foreseen by the leader of justicialismo, Lieutenant-General Juan Peron, when, three decades ahead of today's reality, he defined the humanistic and revolutionary doctrine of the "third position", which, apart from depict

As the President of my country, General Peron, has said, Argentina’s historic policy and the geographical factors that create a common destiny indissolubly unite us with our sister nations of the

Accordingly our President, General Peron, was able to claim that in our country man has ceased to be the slave of the machine, that man is no longer a mere tool but has become a being. 19. W

country, the people owe the implementation of our doctrine of the common weal, a doctrine of justice, to the inspired work of our President, General Peron. The doctrine is a synthesis of values and traditions which are the heritage of our culture. It is a harmonious combination of the requirements of in

eace at home and abroad. Let me consider these questions in turn. On 6 July 1947, almost on the eve of the anniversary of our independence, President Peron issued an appeal to the whole world and especially to the peoples of America. The Argentine delegation feels that it is doing its duty by repeating t