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Encyclopedia > FrePaSo

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Argentina Reference Information - Politics and Power - Political Parties (318 words)
In 1997, Frepaso and UCR overcame their differences to form the Alliance, a coalition that is successfully challenging the Peronists' lock on power.
Frepaso came late to accepting the basic tenets of economic policy, including peso convertibility, and still has to reassure financial markets from time to time of its commitment to the economic orthodoxy.
The Frepaso candidate won the Buenos Aires mayoral race in May 2000, partly compensating for the party having done badly out of the carve-up of ministerial posts in the new government.
FrePaSo - Information at Halfvalue.com (468 words)
The FrePaSo campaigned for the 1999 elections in an alliance with the larger Radical Civic Union (UCR) and a few provincial parties, which won the presidency for Fernando de la Rúa.
Frepaso activist Aníbal Ibarra was elected Mayor of Buenos Aires in 2000 on the Alianza ticket.
After the 2001 elections FrePaSo became the joint third largest party in the federal Chamber of Deputies, with 17 of 257 deputies.
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