Consistent with the left's goal of class revolution and the destruction of "capitalism":
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Peronist guerrillas, estimated at 300 to 400 active members (Montoneros) in 1977[43] (and 2000 at its peak in 1975, though almost half of them related to militia[44]), committed a number of attacks during this period such as bombings at the Go…
Consistent with the left's goal of class revolution and the destruction of "capitalism":
excerpt:
Peronist guerrillas, estimated at 300 to 400 active members (Montoneros) in 1977[43] (and 2000 at its peak in 1975, though almost half of them related to militia[44]), committed a number of attacks during this period such as bombings at the Goodyear and Firestone distributors, Riker and Eli pharmaceutical laboratories, Xerox Corporation, and Pepsi-Cola bottling companies. Director-general of the Fiat Concord company in Argentina was kidnapped by ERP guerrillas in Buenos Aires on 21 March 1972 and found murdered on 10 April.[45] in 1973, a Ford Motor Company executive was killed in a kidnapping attempt;[46] a Peugeot representative was kidnapped and later released for a reported US$200,000.,[47] and FAP guerrillas killed John Swint, the American general manager of the Ford Motor Company.[48] On December, the director of Peugeot in Argentina was kidnapped.[49]
In 1974, FAP guerrillas killed the labour relations manager of the IKA-Renault Motor Company in Córdoba. In 1975 a manager of an auto parts factory[50] and a production manager of Mercedes-Benz were kidnapped by Montoneros,[51] and an executive of the US Chrysler Corporation[52] and a manager of the Renault plant in Córdoba were killed.[53] In 1976, Enrique Aroza Garay of German-owned Borgward automobile factory and a Chrysler executive were killed. In all, 83 servicemen and policemen were killed in left-wing guerrilla incidents.[54]
Consistent with the left's goal of class revolution and the destruction of "capitalism":
excerpt:
Peronist guerrillas, estimated at 300 to 400 active members (Montoneros) in 1977[43] (and 2000 at its peak in 1975, though almost half of them related to militia[44]), committed a number of attacks during this period such as bombings at the Goodyear and Firestone distributors, Riker and Eli pharmaceutical laboratories, Xerox Corporation, and Pepsi-Cola bottling companies. Director-general of the Fiat Concord company in Argentina was kidnapped by ERP guerrillas in Buenos Aires on 21 March 1972 and found murdered on 10 April.[45] in 1973, a Ford Motor Company executive was killed in a kidnapping attempt;[46] a Peugeot representative was kidnapped and later released for a reported US$200,000.,[47] and FAP guerrillas killed John Swint, the American general manager of the Ford Motor Company.[48] On December, the director of Peugeot in Argentina was kidnapped.[49]
In 1974, FAP guerrillas killed the labour relations manager of the IKA-Renault Motor Company in Córdoba. In 1975 a manager of an auto parts factory[50] and a production manager of Mercedes-Benz were kidnapped by Montoneros,[51] and an executive of the US Chrysler Corporation[52] and a manager of the Renault plant in Córdoba were killed.[53] In 1976, Enrique Aroza Garay of German-owned Borgward automobile factory and a Chrysler executive were killed. In all, 83 servicemen and policemen were killed in left-wing guerrilla incidents.[54]
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