A history of organized labor in Argentina

A History of Organized Labor in Argentina

Volumn , Issue , 2003, Pages 1-257

  Alexander, Robert J ^a  

^a Rutgers University   (United States)

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160. March, Armando, member of Asesoría Gremial of Confederación General de Empleados de Comercio, later secretaiy general of Confederación General de Empleados de Comercio, in Buenos Aires, May 28, 1956, June 21, 1966.
161. Marianetti, Benito, member of Central Committee of Communist Party of Argentina, former leader of Partido Socialista Obrero, in Mendoza, Decembers, 1946, July 13, 1956.
162. Marotta, Sebastián, former secretaiy general of CORA, former secretaiy general of FORA of Ninth Congress, at time of Interview secretaiy general of Federación Argentina de Trabajadores de la Imprenta, in Buenos Aires, November 27, 1946, June 5, 1956, April 8, 1958.
163. Martella, First Lieutenant Luis S., interventor in the CGT of Mendoza, in Mendoza, July 11, 1956.
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166. Mason, Captain Juan, president of Confederación Gremial de Sindicatos Marítimos of Argentina, in Montevideo, Uruguay, July 30, 1952, in Buenos Aires, May 29, 1956.
167. Mastrangelo, Sub-Lieutenant Hugo, interventor in Sindicato de Trabajadores Contratistas de Viñas y Frutales, in Mendoza, July 12, 1956.
168. Mazzetti, César, chief of Foreign Department of Confederación Generili del Trabajo, in Buenos Aires, July 15, 1954.
169. Migone, Raúl, minister of labor under President Aramburu, in Buenos Aires, July 18, 1956.
170. Montiel, Alcides, secretaiy general of Breweiy Workers Federation, in Buenos Aires, November 9, 1946.
171. Niembro, Paulino, secretary general of Secciónal Capital of Unión Obrera Metalúrgica, in Buenos Aires, September 1, 1959.
172. Nieva, Francisco, old-time leader of Unión Tranviarios Automotor of Rosario, member of Comité de Recuperación Sindical, I˙n Rosario, June 14, 1956.
173. Noquierda, R., assistant secretaiy of Federación de Asociaciones Católicas de Empleadas, in Buenos Aires, November 7, 1946.
174. "Osvaldo, " member of Junta de Emergencia of CGT Clandestine, in Buenos Aires, July 6, 1956.
175. Otero, Adolfo, delegate of Federación de Obreros Rurales to Federación Santafesina del Trabajo, in La Casilda, Argentina, November 14, 1946.
176. Papi, Luciano, national treasurer, Unión Obrera Metalúrgica, in Buenos Aires, September 1, 1959.
177. Pardo, Manuel, secretary general of Sociedad de Patrones y Conductores and secretaiy of Maritime Inter-Union Committee, a Socialist, in Buenos Aires, November 6, 1946.
178. Patrick, William J., president of Esso Sociedad Anónima Petrolera Argentina, in New York City, June 11, 1961.
179. Peralta, Angel, former leader of Vitivinicola Union, Peronista ex-deputy, a leader of 62 Organizations Union Group, in Buenos Aires, April 5, 1958.
180. Pérez, Cayetano, member of Asesoría Gremial, Confederación General de Empleados de Comercio, in Buenos Aires, May 28, 1956.
181. Pérez, Félix Armando, former interventor in Córdoba Section of La Fraternidad, member of Junta Asesora of CGT in Córdoba, in Córdoba, June 21, 1956.
182. Pérez, Juan, Córdoba delegate to congress of Confederación General de Empleados de Comercio, in Buenos Aires, June 28, 1956.
183. Pérez Leirós, Francisco, longtime secretaiy general of Unión Obreros Municipales, former secretary general of CGT No. 2, in Buenos Aires, October 30, 1946, May 19, 1956.
184. Podesta, Orlando, secretary general. Regional Delegation of Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, in Rosario, June 15, 1956.
185. Pontieri, Silverio, onetime secretaiy general of Confederación General del Trabajo, Peronista member of Chamber of Deputies, in Buenos Aires, November 21, 1946.
186. Preblsch, Raúl, onetime head of Central Bank of Argentina, at time of interview head of Economic Commission for Latin America, in New Brunswick, NJ, May 20, 1971.
187. Premoli, Horacio, secretaiy of regional delegation of Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, in Rosario, June 5, 1956.
188. Puiggrós, Rodolfo, onetime Communist Parly leader turned Peronista, in Buenos Aires, June 10, 1972.
189. Reyes, Cipriano, former head of Packinghouse Workers Union of Berisso, deputy member of Chamber of Deputies, president of Partido Laborista, in Buenos Aires, October 29, 1946.
190. Rojo, Ricardo, head of Trade Union Commission of Radical Party, in Buenos Aires, May 17, 1956, May 19, 1956.
191. Romualdi, Serafino, Latin American representative of American Federation Of Labor, in New York City, October 8, 1947.
192. Rotondare, Ruben, former secretaiy of American Institute for Free Labor Development in Argentina, in New Brunswick, NJ, November 3, 1978.
193. Ruberto, Francisco F., Alejandro Pretti, and Enrique Nigro, secretary, member of Advisory Committee, and employee of Unión Obreros Municipales, respectively, in Buenos Aires, November 2, 1946.
194. Rull, Sr., former secretaiy general of Sindicato Vitivinicola of the Capital, Peronista, in Buenos Aires, April 5, 1958.
195. Salvo, Hilario Fernando, secretaiy general of Unión Obrera Metalúrgica, in Buenos Aires, November 7, 1946.
196. Santagostino, Raúl, Jacinto Biscochea, José Turiclch, and Manuel Gonzalez, members of Executive Committee of Sindicato Obrero de la Carne of Berisso, in Berisso, November 1, 1946.
197. Santin, Isaías, secretaiy general of Unión Tranviaria Automotor, former administrative secretary of CGT, in Buenos Aires, June 29, 1953.
198. Schwarz, Dr. Ernest, Latin American representative of Congress of Industrial Organizations, In New York City, November 22, 1949.
199. Smith, Wayne, head of Political Section, U.S. Embassy, in Buenos Aires, July 17, 1976.
200. Sorassi, Dr., chief of Division of Decrees and Regulations of Secretaría de Trabajo y Previsión, in Buenos Aires, November 29, 1946.
201. Tamassi, Guillermo, interventor in Seccional Buenos Aires of Federación de Obreros y Empleados Telefónicos, in Buenos Aires, May 28, 1956.
202. Terrassa, Orlando, assistant secretary. Trade Union Commission of Socialist Party of Mendoza, in Mendoza, December 2, 1946.
203. Testa, Roberto, onetime member of Executive Committee of Unión Ferroviaria, a Socialist, in Buenos Aires, August 1, 1952, May 8, 1956.
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205. Vandor, Augusto, secretaiy general of Unión Obrera Metalúrgica, in Buenos Aires, June 22, 1966.
206. Vattuore, Domingo, assistant secretaiy of Federación Obreros y Empleados Telefónicos, in Buenos Aires, November 6, 1946.
207. Villanueva, José A., interventor in Unión Gastronómica República Argentina, TucumÉm local, in Tucumán, June 26, 1956.
208. Vukasovich, Daniel, secretaiy of Argentine Petroleum Workers Federation, in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, July 9, 1962.
209. Yannerelli, Carlos, member of Grievance Committee: Pasqual Villalba, member of Executive Commission: Emilio De Paolo, member of Propaganda Committee: Orestes H. Ramoino and José Penteuri, members of Fiestas Committee of Unión Tranviaria of Rosario, in Rosario, November 15, 1946.
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