bolivian socialist falange造句

• But he eventually returned, and indeed, ran for President in 1951 and 1966, both times representing the right-of-center Bolivian Socialist Falange.
• He says his 1971 takeover was backed by the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement and the Bolivian Socialist Falange, the major parties during that period.
• Her father, Gonzalo Romero, was a leading figure of the Bolivian Socialist Falange ( FSB ) party, a political movement that joined the opposition after the April 1952 Revolution, and was subject to political persecution by the ruling regime.
• From an initially more oppositional stance 觭car 趎zaga's Bolivian Socialist Falange was an important group in the 1930s that initially sought to use the ideas of Jos?Antonio Primo de Rivera in Bolivia but, like the MNR, over time it de-emphasised its links to fascism.
• They included the Trotskyite Revolutionary Workers Party ( " Partido Obrero Revolucionario ", POR ), which had already been formed in 1934, as well as the Bolivian Socialist Falange ( " Falange Socialista Boliviana ", FSB ), founded in 1937 and patterned on the Spanish Falange.