República Argentina

Argentine Republic (Spanish: Argentine Republic) commonly referred to as simply, Argentina, is a small heavily developed republic in South America. It's border's extend to include southern Brazil, Chile, and parts of Peru. It's political ideology of Peronism has become the dominant symbol of the government of Argentina and it's liberal policies, while coexisting with the Roman Catholic Church.

The bases of modern Argentina were established by the Euro Flock, a political movement that opposed Mitre and sought to industrialize the country. A wave of European immigration led to the strengthening of a cohesive state, the development of modern agriculture and to a near-reinvention of Argentine society and economy. This European immigration wave would come back after the Second World War, in which German's, Norwegians and Swedish would fill Argentine cities.

Argentina Dirty War
President Perón was first elected in 1946. In 1949 a constitutional amendment sponsored by the government introduced a number of workers' rights and the possibility of presidential reelection. Perón was reelected in 1952. At the time his administration was widely supported by the labor unions, the military and the Catholic Church. It was the draining support of the Catholic Church that refused the Argentina cult around Peron which lead to the Revolución Libertadora, which created in 1955, lead the conservatives, socialists and supporters of anti-Peron movements to lead a uprising against the president.

Argentine Invasion of Brazil
In 1958, the Argentine government issued several deployments into Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay and southern Brazil, known as the Argentine Hostility War's. The massive build up of military factions that were supported in 1955 became extremely useful to Pedro Eugenio Aramburu, the current President of the Argentine Republic, in which he utilized against Brazil in a sweeping campaign in the capturing of the large populated areas of southern Brazil.

The Argentine Invasion would continue on till 1960, in which President Aramburu had declared the state as an state secured for 'White Latinos', and reinstated the Racial whitening program in Brazil to dilute the native peoples, as well with Latino Africans. President Aramburu instated also strict laws on reproduction of Germans and Northern Europeans, whom were forced away form breeding with Spanish Argentine. The immigrants of Europe, which were seen as a plague upon the Aramburu government due to it's expansion rate of unseen proportions, and was unable to handle the issue without causing a uproar against the administration by the immigrants.

Return of Peronism
In late 1969, the German populants angerd over newly enforced breeding laws, issued for several strikes, riots and protests against Aramburu. It was only till 1970 in which the supporters against Aramburu raided his house, several government buildings and over toppled the corrupted military. Juan Perón would be re-elected in 1973, which Argentine laws over breeding were abolished, elections were fairly inplaced and the reconstruction of the Argentine Military Forces had begun, these would become the foundation for the modern ''República Argentina. ''Juan Perón would die at the age of 80, maintaining a nation he barely knew, recording in several notes, "Argentina is no longer my home, it is filled with the race of blondes, no longer do I see that of the Spanish brown eyes..Argentina is no longer my home."