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    The document analyzes the institutional conflicts that occurred during the first government of the Radical Civic Union in Argentina from 1916-1922. It discusses tensions between the executive and legislative branches over budgetary authority and the president's ability to enact his agenda. Congress attempted to curb the power of President Irigoyen, who sought to strengthen the presidency. The conflicts reflected the consolidation of democracy in Argentina during this period of political transition.

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    Conflictos institucionales durante el primer gobierno radical: 1916-1922

    Author(s): Ana María Mustapic


    Source: Desarrollo Económico, Vol. 24, No. 93 (Apr. - Jun., 1984), pp. 85-108
    Published by: Instituto de Desarrollo Económico Y Social
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