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This video discusses the events of the Argentine Revolution of 1956, which saw the rise of the militant, inorganic Peronist movement. These actions include small sabotage operations, such as hacking into a machine or form of protest action collectively, such as taking work off for a few minutes and singing the Peronist march. Many members of the resistance groups begin to form internal commissions within the factories, forming alliances with other labor sectors.
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