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Peronist

[ puh-roh-nist ]

noun

(sometimes lowercase)
  1. a supporter of Juan ʱó or of his principles and policies.


adjective

  1. of or relating to Juan ʱó or Peronism.
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Word History and Origins

Origin of Peronist1

From the Spanish word peronista, dating back to 1945–50. See ʱó, -ist
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Example Sentences

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There is a widespread belief in the country that Pope Francis was a Peronist - something he denied in a book in 2023, while adding: "If we had a Peronist conception of politics, what would be wrong with that?"

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Under the previous left-wing Peronist government, Argentina enjoyed close relations with Cuba, backing the end of the economic embargo, which the US imposed in the 1960s when Cuba adopted communism.

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Jorge D’Onofrio, who is transport minister in the province's left-wing Peronist administration, said in a radio interview that if it were a nation in its own right, it would have the "biggest GDP in Latin America".

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The province's governor is Axel Kicillof, an economist who has close ties to the Peronist faction led by ex-President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

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Speaking at a news conference, government spokesperson Manuel Adorni blamed previous left-leaning Peronist governments for the current troubles.

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