Nacionalismo

Nacionalismo
Basic Information
Aliases	Argentine Fascism Proto-Peronism
Alignments	AuthUnity Fascists Culturally Right Religious Nationalists Ultranationalists
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Traditionalism Feudalism National Socialism Clerical Fascism Stratocracy Irredentism Integral Nationalism Social Corporatism Militarism
Influenced	Peronism
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	José Félix Uriburu Juan Bautista Molina Guillermo Patricio Kelly (early on) Nimio de Anquín
Notable Examples	Argentina during the Infamous Decade
Character Information
Likes	Argentina
Dislikes	Communism Liberalism Democracy Feminism Freemasonry Jewish Theocracy Laicism Chile Uruguay Paraguay Bolivia
Song	Marcha de San Lorenzo

Nacionalismo was a Far Right, Argentine Fascist ideology, that came out of a resurgence of Traditionalism and nostalgia for Feudalism in the early 1910s. It became a powerful and significant force in Argentine politics in the 1930s. Nacionalismo supports Authoritarianism, Traditionalism, Corporatism, militant catholicism and support of the landed gentry. They despised Liberalism, Socialism, Freemasonry, Feminism, Jews and foreigners.