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- Radicales_K abstract "Radicales K were a faction within the Radical Civic Union (UCR), a political party in Argentina.President Néstor Kirchner (2003–2007) was a Peronist but distrusted the Justicialist Party (PJ) as a support for his government. He proposed instead a \"transversalist\" policy, seeking the support of progressive politicians regardless of their party. He thus formed the Front for Victory and got support from factions of the PJ, the UCR and small centre-left parties. Those Radicals who supported Kirchner were called Radicales K. They included, among others, Julio Cobos, Arturo Colombi, Miguel Saiz, Gerardo Zamora and Eduardo Brizuela del Moral. The transversalist project was eventually dismissed, and Kirchner and his wife Cristina Fernández, who became President in 2007, chose to fight for the control of the PJ instead. Kirchner took control of the PJ, and some \"Radicales K\" slowly returned to the \"Anti-K\" faction of their party, most notably vice-president Julio Cobos and Governor of Catamarca province Eduardo Brizuela del Moral; while other very prominent Radical politicians remained in the \"K\" wing of the Radical Civic Union, such as provincial governors Gerardo Zamora of Santiago del Estero, Ricardo Colombi of Corrientes and Miguel Saiz of Río Negro.".
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- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Arturo_Colombi.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Catamarca_Province.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Category:Political_party_factions_in_Argentina.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Centre-left_politics.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Corrientes_Province.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Cristina_Fernández_de_Kirchner.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Eduardo_Brizuela_del_Moral.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Front_for_Victory.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Gerardo_Zamora.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Julio_Cobos.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Justicialist_Party.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Kirchnerism.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink List_of_political_parties_in_Argentina.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Miguel_Saiz.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Néstor_Kirchner.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Peronism.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Plural_Consensus.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Progressivism.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Radical_Civic_Union.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Ricardo_Colombi.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Río_Negro_Province.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLink Santiago_del_Estero_Province.
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLinkText ""K" Radicals".
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLinkText "'K' Radical".
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLinkText "Citizen's Alliance".
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLinkText "K Radicals".
- Radicales_K wikiPageWikiLinkText "Radicales K".
- Radicales_K wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Front_for_Victory.
- Radicales_K wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Radicales_K subject Category:Political_party_factions_in_Argentina.
- Radicales_K hypernym Faction.
- Radicales_K type PoliticalParty.
- Radicales_K comment "Radicales K were a faction within the Radical Civic Union (UCR), a political party in Argentina.President Néstor Kirchner (2003–2007) was a Peronist but distrusted the Justicialist Party (PJ) as a support for his government. He proposed instead a \"transversalist\" policy, seeking the support of progressive politicians regardless of their party. He thus formed the Front for Victory and got support from factions of the PJ, the UCR and small centre-left parties.".
- Radicales_K label "Radicales K".
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- Radicales_K wasDerivedFrom Radicales_K?oldid=678289774.
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