موقف الولايات المتحدة الأميركية من تسلم بيرون السلطة و سياساته الداخلية و الخارجية (1945-1955)‎

Abstract EN

The United States of America was faithful to its diplomatic policies of direct and indirect intervention in Latin American countries in order to achieve its economic interests, which was not within reach for its attempts to interfere in Argentine affairs.

As a major intervention campaign was launched in early 1946, the ultimate goal behind it was that Juan Domingo Perón did not reach power, and the reason for this was due to their full knowledge of the latter's charisma, political cunning, diplomatic capabilities and pragmatic ability to achieve his goals.

From this standpoint, the United States of America launched its propaganda campaign against Peron by its ambassador in Argentina, Siruel Braden, accusing his opponent of being an accomplice with the Nazis.

The general in Argentina on the one hand and the countries of the Latin continent against him on the other hand, which led to the turmoil of the internal situation, after which Perón entered into a conflict with the Catholic Church, which ended up being isolated from power in 1955, for the United States of America to contribute to his overthrow from power in a way Indirect.