Historical records for Argentina in 1973, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Wins the March 1973 election with 49.5% of the votes. Runs for President to circumvent the veto on Perons participation in the election which had been issued by Argentine dictator General Alejandro Lanusse
Appointed President of Argentina after the March 1973 election
Appointed President of Argentina
Argentina restores diplomatic relations with Cuba, which then received Argentine aid, such as food and industrial products, to break the United States embargo against Cuba
One of Camporas first presidential actions was a granting of amnesty to political prisoners who where jailed during the dictatorship prior to his assumption
Campora resigns to allow Juan Peron to return to power
Appointed interim President of Argentina after the resignation of Hector Campora
New elections are held twelve days after the Chilean coup, later designated as Argentine ambassador to Mexico
New elections are held twelve days after the Chilean coup, later designated as Argentine ambassador to Mexico
New elections are held twelve days after the Chilean coup, later designated as Argentine ambassador to Mexico
Appointed President of Argentina, 3rd term
Signs the Yacyreta Treaty with Paraguay for a binational hydroelectric project.
Brought to power by the Frente Justicialista de Liberacion
Nationalizes the railways
Hector Campora resigns after 3 months to make way for Juan Peron
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