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The military junta of Argentina seized power from Isabela Peron in 1976, and they reigned all over Argentina for 7 years, and caused several problems for Argentina. They lost a state of war to the United Kingdom, led Argentina to economic instability, and engaged in several human rights violations. The junta, of course, believed they were doing the right thing for Argentina. The Junta believed that the earlier Peronist government was too involved in the economy and furthermost too liberal. The Junta wanted to bring a exceedingly market driven economy back to Argentina, promote Catholicism, and stump out Marxists. The Junta was very fearful of the Marxist, and they had reason to be fearful of a Marxist revolt. Before their coup detat, there were terrorists operating in Argentina. The Junta viewed these terrorists as soldiers receiving orders directly from the Kremlin. The goals of the Junta, in themselves, are not terrible, but the means in which the Junta attempted to obtain these goals caused their demise (Slawner).

One of the major reasons the Junta lost popularity, and thereby power was the Dirty war. The Dirty War was the Juntas method for getting rid of people it considered terrorists. The Junta believed that it was satisfactory of ushering in a new moral, religious, obedient and western political system.



However, some of the people that vanished were not even close to the stuffy definition of terrorists. These people included workers, democrats, human rights activists, progressive Catholics, Jews, socialists, Jehovahs Witnesses, and anyone else who objected to the sway of the Junta. The Junta believed that these people were a threat to national guarantor and had to be removed. The Junta would remove anyone it thought was a threat, professors, students, reporters, and especially Jews, whom the Junta removed at a relatively superior rate. 3000 professors...

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