Argentina - Falkland Islands - Paraguay

Mar. 27 Near A Million Persons Assisted The Different Ceremonies Of Assumption Of The New Argentine President: 1973 Buenos Aires, May 25th: At the traditional Casa Rosada, government house, from where ex-President Juan D. was custed 18 years ago, took place the assumption of his successor Hect Campora and the Vice President Vicente Solano Lima. At the Plaza de Me in front of the Casa Rosada and the Congress, the Parliament as well as the Avenida de Mayo connecting both sites presenced near a million per the historical event.-Near the Casa Rosada happened some riots between natic party people and police, up to the moment at least one died and m were hurt and some cars were set afire.-During the whole day clandesti and not clandestine peronist organizations marched with cheers through streets, as traditionally with their drums to celebrate as noisily as possible the peronist victory and the defeat of the military government as the victory over the opposition parties. Here are several scenes on this memorable day showing: Nr.1: Ex President General Lanusse (the tall man) giving the presidential to new President Campora. In center and left two members of the 2: They big crowd left Plgando Mayo Munich gobernical peronist slogans. 3: The big crowd through Avenida de Mayo. Looking from Congreso de Government 4: The riots near Govt. House where one died and many were hurt and can mafire by fanatics and oppositors of defeated regime. 5: All kind of peronist delegations marching through the streets with drums and slogans-and specialy the peronist youth organizations-the so called juventua peronista who had the greates part on the victory

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