Cracking of the Social Consensus Theory with the Coup D'État in Argantina: The Cases of Bank Workers and Students in the Province of Mendoza (1975)
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https://doi.org/10.24310/BAETICA.2020.v1i40.10598Keywords:
Coup d'état, Mendoza, Argentina, Local history, Revolutionary Workers PartyAbstract
This article offers a historical reconstruction of two paradigmatic cases in the repressive policy prior to the 1976 coup in Mendoza, which targeted members of the Revolutionary Workers Party: the first kidnapping and momentary disappearance of bank worker Pablo Marín and the murder of student Gladys Beatriz Sabatino and kidnapping, disappearance and murder of student Amadeo Sánchez Andía. The reconstruction of the events shows the massive combative reaction of the victims work and study colleagues which in the case of Marín resulted in his release. The hypothesis of the article calls into question the idea that the coup was received with relief and without resistance by the bulk of society. For the work, the analysis of journalistic, judicial and oral sources was used.
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