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Juan Perón: “Twenty Fundamental Truthsof Justicialism”
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Abstract
These are the twenty fundamental truths of Justicialism. I wanted to bring them together here so that every one of you engrave it in your hearts and minds; so that you spread them everywhere as a message of love and justice; so that you live happily in accordance with them; and also so that you die happily in their defense if it were necessary.
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- Requerimiento Year: 1513
- Hernán Cortés: Second Letter to Charles V Year: 1520
- Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico Year: 1528
- Letter to the Royal Audience of Santo Domingo Year: 1533
- New Laws of the Indies Year: 1542
- Bartolomé de las Casas: A Brief Account of the Destruction of the Indies Year: 1552
- Antônio Vieira: “Children of God’s Fire” Year: 1660
- Juana Inés de la Cruz: “The Poet’s Answer to Sor Filotea De La Cruz” Year: 1691
- Constitution of Haiti Year: 1801
- Simón Bolívar: Cartagena Manifesto Year: 1812
- Declaration of the Independence of the United Provinces of South America Year: 1816
- Treaty of Córdoba Year: 1821
- Domingo Sarmiento: Life in the Argentine Republic in the Days of the Tyrants Year: 1845
- Mexican Constitution of 1857 Year: 1857
- Maria Eugenia Echenique: “The Emancipation of Women” Year: 1876
- Treaty of Limits between Mexico and Guatemala Year: 1882
- Pope Leo XIII: In Plurimis Year: 1888
- Panama Canal Treaty Year: 1903
- James Creelman: “Porfirio Díaz: Hero of the Americas” Year: 1908
- John Kenneth Turner: Barbarous Mexico Year: 1909
- Francisco Madero: Plan of San Luis Potosí Year: 1910
- Emiliano Zapata: Plan of Ayala Year: 1911
- Francisco García Calderón: Latin America: Its Rise and Progress Year: 1913
- Constitution of Mexico Year: 1917
- Lázaro Cárdenas: Speech to the Nation on the Nationalization of Mexican Oil Year: 1938
- Juan Perón: “Twenty Fundamental Truths of Justicialism” Year: 1950
- Fidel Castro: History Will Absolve Me Year: 1953
- John Foster Dulles: Radio and Television Address on Communism in Guatemala Year: 1954
- Che Guevara: “Guerrilla Warfare: A Method” Year: 1963
- Address to the United Nations General Assembly Year: 1964
- Medellín Conference Statement on Justice Year: 1968
- Carlos Marighella: Minimanual of the Urban Guerrilla Year: 1969
- Salvador Allende: First Annual Message to the National Congress Year: 1971
- Óscar Romero: Last Sermon Year: 1980
- Chico Mendes: “The Destruction of Our Rain Forest” Year: 1988
- Óscar Arias: “Thoughts on Peace” Year: 1997
- Hugo Chávez: Speech at the Opening of the Twelfth G-15 Summit Year: 2004