The Question of Palestine in the Argentine Political Imaginary: Anti-Imperialist Thought from Cold War to Neoliberal Order

Mor, Jessica Stites

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“…Les cas abordés, comme cela a tendance à s'imposer dans de nombreux dossiers touchant au militantisme, portent sur des acteurs appartenant à des organisations de gauche. Les textes retenus pour le présent dossier ne portent guère, eux non plus, sur des trajectoires explicitement nationalistes ou de droite, voire d'« objets hybrides », typiques par exemple du mouvement péroniste 8 (Cucchetti, 2013 ;Stites Mor, 2014b). Cela ne signifie nullement que les mobilisations de droite aient été inexistantes ou que leurs acteurs n'aient pas intégré le pouvoir d'État.…”

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“…8 Dentro de las corrientes marxistas, el tema ha alcanzado tal relevancia que Stites Mor postula que las modalidades de identificación de la izquierda argentina con la causa palestina podrían constituir un caso único a nivel global. 9 En el presente trabajo analizaremos los giros que tuvieron en 1973 los puntos de vista sobre Medio Oriente de algunas de las organizaciones más destacadas de la izquierda argentina en el período, indagando también acerca de las diferencias y eventuales puntos de contacto entre posiciones antisionistas y discurso antisemita.…”

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La izquierda argentina ante la guerra árabe-israelí de octubre de 1973

Jozami

2021

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T This article analyzes the positions of the Communist Party of Argentina (PC), the Revolutionary Workers Party (PRT), the Socialist Workers Party (PST), the Revolutionary Communist Party (PCR) and Workers’ Politics (PO), five organizations of the Argentine Left, in relation to the Yom Kippur/ Ramadan War. The text presents a contextualization of these organizations, their links with the Arab and Jewish communities of Argentina, as well as their international connections within the framework of the USA-USSR détente. Their different stances are assessed as they appear in their periodicals, pamphlets, and in testimonies of political leaders and activists. All these organizations supported the Arab side during the conflict, although the PRT and the PCR did not pay detailed attention to it. The PC, the PST and PO, on the contrary, showed considerable interest, with some new elaborations, particularly in the case of the PST, which began to call for the destruction of the state of Israel. PO, which had already adopted this slogan in 1967, added to it the slogan calling for the destruction of Jordan. The PC continued to defend the existence of Israel, although they began to favor their links with Arab organizations in their international networks. The article also analyzes the use of certain elements typical of the antisemitic discourse in the debate between the organizations of the Left and in their publications.

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Argentine and Egyptian History Entangled: From Perón to Nasser

Balloffet¹

2017

J. Lat. Am. Stud.

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This article presents an entangled history of Argentina and Egypt in the years surrounding the 1952 Egyptian Revolution. It combines diplomatic, migration and anti-imperial activism histories to delineate the intellectual and institutional links between these nations from the late 1940s to the 1950s – from the rise of Peronism through to Nasser's management of the Suez Canal crisis of 1956. Diverse Argentine social and political sectors saw parallels between the anti-imperial struggles in the Arab world and in Latin America. Though with differing and sometimes competing agendas, these groups learned and deployed the language of non-alignment and South–South solidarity in the escalating Cold War.

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The Question of Palestine in the Argentine Political Imaginary: Anti-Imperialist Thought from Cold War to Neoliberal Order

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La izquierda argentina ante la guerra árabe-israelí de octubre de 1973

Argentine and Egyptian History Entangled: From Perón to Nasser

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