Territorio, Conflicto Y Posconflicto
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctvvn8nw.9
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“…51 Even former advocates of immigration, such as Domingo Sarmiento, began to criticize the "Italianization" of Argentina as immigration reached a truly massive scale from the 1880s onward. 52 With a greater proportion of Italians now coming from the impoverished Mezzogiorno, even in Uruguay Italians, especially if they came from the south, began to suffer from prejudice. 53 Over time anti-immigrant attitudes were coupled with anxieties about working-class activism, leading to the Argentine law of residency that eased the expulsion of foreigners in 1902.…”
Section: Risorgimento Nationalism In the Rio De La Platamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…51 Even former advocates of immigration, such as Domingo Sarmiento, began to criticize the "Italianization" of Argentina as immigration reached a truly massive scale from the 1880s onward. 52 With a greater proportion of Italians now coming from the impoverished Mezzogiorno, even in Uruguay Italians, especially if they came from the south, began to suffer from prejudice. 53 Over time anti-immigrant attitudes were coupled with anxieties about working-class activism, leading to the Argentine law of residency that eased the expulsion of foreigners in 1902.…”
Section: Risorgimento Nationalism In the Rio De La Platamentioning
confidence: 99%