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Salem_Saberhagen - Blind Luck
1938 – 1944 Roberto M. Ortiz (Concordancia: UCR-A + PSI + PDN) - Conservative
1940 – POD: Ortiz doesn’t go blind from diabetes and doesn’t quit the Presidency
1942 - Argentina enters WW2 on the Allied side
1944 – 1950 Jose P. Tamborini – Alfredo Palacios (UCR + PS) – Social Democrat War Coalition
1950 – 1956 Amadeo Sabattini – Alejandro Gallardo (UCR) – Social Democrat
1952 – Argentina sends troops to the Korean War as part of the UN Coalition
1956 – 1962 Luciano F. Molinas - Horacio R. Thedy (PDP) – Conservative
1962 – 1968 Arturo Illia – Miguel Ángel Závala Ortiz (UCR) – Social Democrat
1968 – 1974 Carlos Sylvestre Begnis - Adalbert Krieger Vasena (PDP) - Conservative
1974 – 1980 Martínez Raymonda - René Balestra (PDP) - Conservative
1980 – 1986 – Raúl Alfonsín – Víctor Hipólito Martínez (UCR) – Social Democrat
1986 – 1990 – Eduardo Angeloz – Juan Manuel Casella (UCR) – Social Liberal
1990 – 1996 –Alberto Natale - Carlos Caballero Martin (PDP) – Market Liberal
1991 – Argentina sends troops to the Gulf War as part of the UN Coalition
1996 - 2002 - Horacio Massaccesi - Federico Storani (UCR) – Market Liberal
2002 – 2008 – Ricardo López Murphy - Castor López – (UCR) – Market Liberal
2007 - Argentina is affected by the Global Financial Crisis
2008 – 2014 – Hermes Binner – Griselda Tessio (PS) – Social Liberal
BLIND LUCK
A timeline in which Argentine President Roberto M. Ortiz never goes blind from diabetes.
Democratic Normalization takes place during his Presidency and Argentina joins the Allies during WW2.
1943 coup never happens and thus Peronism never becomes a political movement.
Argentina takes part in the Marshall Plan selling grain to Europe and becomes a staunch US ally and G7 nation in the Post-war
A timeline in which Argentine President Roberto M. Ortiz never goes blind from diabetes.
Democratic Normalization takes place during his Presidency and Argentina joins the Allies during WW2.
1943 coup never happens and thus Peronism never becomes a political movement.
Argentina takes part in the Marshall Plan selling grain to Europe and becomes a staunch US ally and G7 nation in the Post-war
1938 – 1944 Roberto M. Ortiz (Concordancia: UCR-A + PSI + PDN) - Conservative
1940 – POD: Ortiz doesn’t go blind from diabetes and doesn’t quit the Presidency
1942 - Argentina enters WW2 on the Allied side
1944 – 1950 Jose P. Tamborini – Alfredo Palacios (UCR + PS) – Social Democrat War Coalition
1950 – 1956 Amadeo Sabattini – Alejandro Gallardo (UCR) – Social Democrat
1952 – Argentina sends troops to the Korean War as part of the UN Coalition
1956 – 1962 Luciano F. Molinas - Horacio R. Thedy (PDP) – Conservative
1962 – 1968 Arturo Illia – Miguel Ángel Závala Ortiz (UCR) – Social Democrat
1968 – 1974 Carlos Sylvestre Begnis - Adalbert Krieger Vasena (PDP) - Conservative
1974 – 1980 Martínez Raymonda - René Balestra (PDP) - Conservative
1980 – 1986 – Raúl Alfonsín – Víctor Hipólito Martínez (UCR) – Social Democrat
1986 – 1990 – Eduardo Angeloz – Juan Manuel Casella (UCR) – Social Liberal
1990 – 1996 –Alberto Natale - Carlos Caballero Martin (PDP) – Market Liberal
1991 – Argentina sends troops to the Gulf War as part of the UN Coalition
1996 - 2002 - Horacio Massaccesi - Federico Storani (UCR) – Market Liberal
2002 – 2008 – Ricardo López Murphy - Castor López – (UCR) – Market Liberal
2007 - Argentina is affected by the Global Financial Crisis
2008 – 2014 – Hermes Binner – Griselda Tessio (PS) – Social Liberal
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