De la concentración a la dispersión. Las derivas del conservadurismo entrerriano ante las reformas electorales (1870-1917)
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2021-12-22
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Sección Historia. Instituto Superior de Profesorado N°3. Villa Constitución, Argentina
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Tras la muerte de Justo José de Urquiza en 1870, se conformó un grupo dirigente con figuras provenientes de diferentes localidades de la provincia. Este elenco, centralizó los resortes del poder, asegurando su sucesión, en un contexto atravesado por el fortalecimiento del Estado nacional y provincial. Sin embargo, las tendencias oligárquicas del régimen, contribuyeron a resquebrajar ese equilibrio a finales del siglo XIX, motorizando cambios en su funcionamiento. Producto de esas reformas, los conservadores entrerrianos tendieron a dispersarse, permitiendo que en 1914 el radicalismo alcanzara la primera magistratura. En el presente artículo, buscaremos dar cuenta de ese derrotero, en un espacio poco explorado por la historiografía argentina.
After the death of Justo José de Urquiza in 1870, a leading group was formed with figures from different towns in the province. This cast centralized the springs of power, ensuring their succession, in a context crossed by the strengthening of the national and provincial State. However, the oligarchic tendencies of the regime contributed to break that balance at the end of the 19th century, driving changes in its operation. As a result of these reforms, the entrerrianos conservatives tended to disperse, allowing radicalism to reach the first magistracy in 1914. In this article, we will seek to account for that course, in a space little explored by Argentine historiography.
After the death of Justo José de Urquiza in 1870, a leading group was formed with figures from different towns in the province. This cast centralized the springs of power, ensuring their succession, in a context crossed by the strengthening of the national and provincial State. However, the oligarchic tendencies of the regime contributed to break that balance at the end of the 19th century, driving changes in its operation. As a result of these reforms, the entrerrianos conservatives tended to disperse, allowing radicalism to reach the first magistracy in 1914. In this article, we will seek to account for that course, in a space little explored by Argentine historiography.
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Conservadores, Elencos políticos, Reformas electorales, Entre Ríos, Conservatives, Political elections, Electoral reforms