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Carlos Federico Ruckauf (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈkaɾlos ruˈkawf] ; born July 10, 1944) is a
Peronist politician in Argentina,
member of the Justicialist...
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Provincial Police (which
ultimately answered to
Buenos Aires Governor Carlos Ruckauf, a top Peronist) was
strangely mild in
restoring order. With
violence mounting...
- Menem, and
served as Vice
Governor of
Buenos Aires under Carlos Ruckauf until Ruckauf's resignation in 2002. From 2007 to 2019, he was a
member of the...
- influence. The
likely candidates were Duhalde, De la Sota, and
Carlos Ruckauf, the
governor of the
Buenos Aires province at the time. Menem, who still...
- Justice. The
radical support helped Duhalde overcome the
ambitions of
Carlos Ruckauf and José
Manuel de la Sota, who also had
ambitions to be
appointed president...
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charged former head of
state Isabel Perón and
former ministers Carlos Ruckauf and
Antonio Cafiero, who had
signed the "anti-subversion decrees" before...
- said the
former head of
state Isabel Perón and
former ministers Carlos Ruckauf and
Antonio Cafiero, who
signed the "anti-subversion decrees"
before Videla's...
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accused former head of
state Isabel Perón and
former ministers Carlos Ruckauf and
Antonio Cafiero, who had
signed the "anti-subversion decrees" before...
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President Carlos Menem, and
former ministers Guido di
Tella and
Carlos Ruckauf. The
order of
succession should the
presidency unexpectedly become vacant...
- July 1974 29 June 1975
Cecilio Conditi 29 June 1975 11
August 1975
Carlos Ruckauf 11
August 1975 3
February 1976
Miguel Unamuno 3
February 1976 24 March...
