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Argentina - Falkland Islands - Paraguay

Jul. 07, 1975 - Ious Consequences Suffers Argentina Due to the Inflation. Aires, July 18th, 1975: Like in the industrial and commercial, Argentina's Press, specialty the independent editorials are suffering the consequences of the devaluation and the always more increasing inflation due to the recent economic measures taken by economy minister Celestino Rodrigo. The high salaries above 150% of its standards of few months ago are nearly impossible to maintain.This is the moment of the communist agitation who takes advantage of the economic Chaos.Here is important Argentine independent paper in Nation seen from Calle Florida who is invaded by strikes and occupied the installations. Leaflets and pamphlet and inscriptions everywhere changed the serious face of this important morning paper from Argentina.Here are Scenes of the occupation by the Workers who wants new elevated Salaries of at least 100%

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13293300
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47073580
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5445px x 3553px (1.5MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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100% Advantage Agitation Aires Argentinas Argentine Calle Celestino Changed Consequences Devaluation Editorials Elevated Everywhere Impossible Increasing Inflation Inscriptions Installations Invaded Leaflets Least Measures Nearly Pamphlet Recent Rodrigo Salaries Specialty Standards Strikes Suffering Suffers Wants


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