Los Desafíos del Frente del Pueblo. El Pca y el Mas en la Transición Democrática Argentina
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Departamento de Historia. Universidad de Santiago de Chile
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El Frente del Pueblo constituyó una alianza para participar de las elecciones legislativas de 1985, que fue la primera experiencia conjunta en este terreno de comunistas y trotskistas en Argentina. Al mismo tiempo que para la izquierda el intento de seducir a los trabajadores peronistas fue una prioridad, la importancia de la participación electoral y el imaginario común sobre el binomio liberación/dependencia se fueron constituyendo como dimensiones determinantes al momento de llevar adelante políticas de confluencia como el FREPU. Este artículo recupera aquel intento por sobreponerse a diferencias políticas e ideológicas que algunas veces resultaron irreconciliables.
The “People Front” was an alliance created to participate in the 1985 legislative election and was the first experience in this field between communism and trotskyists in Argentina. At the same time that for the left the attempt to seduce the peronist workers was a priority, the importance of electoral participation and the common imagery about the binomial liberation / dependency were becoming decisive dimensions for carrying out confluence policies such as FREPU. This article recovers those essays for overcoming political and ideological differences that sometimes were irreconcilable.
The “People Front” was an alliance created to participate in the 1985 legislative election and was the first experience in this field between communism and trotskyists in Argentina. At the same time that for the left the attempt to seduce the peronist workers was a priority, the importance of electoral participation and the common imagery about the binomial liberation / dependency were becoming decisive dimensions for carrying out confluence policies such as FREPU. This article recovers those essays for overcoming political and ideological differences that sometimes were irreconcilable.