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==Uncertainty and Turmoil== | ==Uncertainty and Turmoil== | ||
In a matter of two weeks, Argentina had three different presidents: | In a matter of two weeks, Argentina had three different presidents: | ||
* On December 21st,2001, after De la Rua's resignation, Federico Ramon Puerta, who was president of the Senate, became interim President of the nation. His purpose was to serve until Congress assembled and elected a new president. | * On December 21st,2001, after De la Rua's resignation, Federico Ramon Puerta, who was president of the Senate, became interim President of the nation. His purpose was to serve until Congress assembled and elected a new president. Foto_puerta.jpg | ||
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Uncertainty and Turmoil
In a matter of two weeks, Argentina had three different presidents:
- On December 21st,2001, after De la Rua's resignation, Federico Ramon Puerta, who was president of the Senate, became interim President of the nation. His purpose was to serve until Congress assembled and elected a new president. Foto_puerta.jpg
Introduction | Dictatorship | Raúl Alfonsín | Carlos Menem | Fernando de la Rúa
