Peoples Reconstruction Party

Popular Reconstruction Party

Leader	Gustavo Breide Obeid
Founded	1996 (1996)
Headquarters	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ideology	National Catholicism Political Catholicism Social conservatism
Political position	Far-right
Website
www.ppreconstruccion.com
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The Popular Reconstruction Party (PPR) is a political party of Argentina with a nationalist ideology. It was founded in 1996 by Gustavo Breide Obeid, Francisco Miguel Bosch and Enrique Graci Susini.

Its national president is the licentiate in Political Science by the University J.F. Kennedy, and ex Army captain Gustavo Breide Obeid.

Its youth organization is the National Youth of the PPR.

Ideology

The PPR was founded with the purpose of initiating a process of national reconstruction for the Argentinian people, against the globalization, the new world order and the restoration of national traditions.

Electoral Redeeming

Presidencial elections 2007 – 45,318 votes (0.24%).

Presidencial elections 2003 – 42,460 votes (0.22%).^[1]

References

↑ Ministerio del Interior de la Nación

Foundational Act of the Popular Reconstruction Party

External links

Political parties in Argentina

Parliamentary parties^[1]

Chamber of Deputies (257)	Justicialist Party (98) Republican Proposal (41) Radical Civic Union (40) Renewal Front (27) Civic Front for Santiago (6) Civic Coalition ARI (4) Workers' Left Front (4) Socialist Party (4) Freemen of the South Movement (3) Neuquén People's Movement (2) PDC (1) Proyecto Sur (1) GEN Party (1) Other minor parties (7)

Senate (72)	Justicialist Party (48) Radical Civic Union (8) Republican Proposal (6) Renewal Front (3) Neuquén People's Movement (2) Civic Coalition ARI (1) Proyecto Sur (1) GEN Party (1) Independents (2)

Minor parties

Provincial parties

Buenos Aires (Action for the Republic
Front for Change/Social Pole
Party of Buenos Aires Unity
Renewal Front
Union of the Democratic Centre)
Córdoba (Alliance Union of Cordoba
New Party)
Corrientes (Autonomist Party of Corrientes
Front for Everyone
Front of the New Party
Liberal Party of Corrientes
New Corrientes Party)
Mendoza (Democratic Party)
Misiones (Front for the Renewal of Concord)
Neuquén (Neuquén People's Movement)
Salta (Salta Renewal Party)
San Luis (Federal Commitment
Union and Liberty Party)
Santa Fe (Democratic Progressive Party)
Santiago del Estero (Civic Front for Santiago)
San Juan (Renewal Crusade)
Tierra del Fuego (Fueguino People's Movement)
Tucumán (Republican Force Tucumán)

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