ARGENTINA: PRESIDENT MARIA ESTELA PERON SWEARS IN NEW CABINET MINISTERS WHO FACE STRUGGLE TO RESTORE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL STABILITY.
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190435
ARGENTINA: PRESIDENT MARIA ESTELA PERON SWEARS IN NEW CABINET MINISTERS WHO FACE STRUGGLE TO RESTORE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL STABILITY.
- Title: ARGENTINA: PRESIDENT MARIA ESTELA PERON SWEARS IN NEW CABINET MINISTERS WHO FACE STRUGGLE TO RESTORE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL STABILITY.
- Date: 13th August 1975
- Summary: 1. GV EXT Government House 0.05 2. GV Armed soldier on rooftop beside flag 0.08 3. MV Ministers greeting each other (INTERIOR) 0.13 4. MV (L TO R) Laplane, Massera, Fautario 0.18 5. GV & CU Mrs. Peron enters to applause (smiling), (2 shots) 0.32 6. GV Military leaders look on PAN TO Cardinal and Ministers, Mr. Robledo speaks and applause (4 shots) 0.54 7. CU & MV Mrs. Peron speaking, shakes hands with Arrighi and applause (3 shots) 1.07 8. MV Mrs. Peron speaking, then shakes hands with Rukauf 1.20 9. SV Ministers sign (2 shots) 1.38 10. MV Military leaders look on, with others (2 shots) 1.42 11. SV & GV Mrs. Peron shakes hands with Cardinal and military leaders, turns and waves to applause (2 shots) 1.57 Initials BB/1700 MC/DW/BB/1730 Script is copyright Reuters Limited. All rights reserved
- Embargoed: 28th August 1975 13:00
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- Location: BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
- Country: Argentina
- Reuters ID: LVAB26XU42IWJACM6Z4T8X9OBZJY
- Story Text: In a major re-shuffle, five new cabinet ministers were sworn in by Argentina's President Maria Estela Peron in Buenos Aires on Monday (11 August).
Together with two members of the former cabinet, and newly-commissioned Economics Minister Sen. Antonio Calfiero, they face the daunting task of restoring stability to the economically and politically wracked nation.
Local newspapers have described the new cabinet appointments as Mrs. Peron's "last ditch stand" to save her ailing 13-month-old Government They are sceptical about her chances of success.
Despite the swearing-in ceremony, guerrillas and workers were active on Monday. While guerrillas attacked a military post in the South, more than half a million Government and municipal employees in the provinces began a 24-hour strike for 150 per cent pay rises.
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