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Coup d'état in Argentina against President Arturo Illia 1966 ARCHIVE FOOTAGE

INQUIRIES TO ACQUIRE VIDEOS SEND EMAIL TO: Archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - General views of military vehicles and soldiers arriving at the Plaza de Mayo to take up positions near the Casa Rosada at night. Views of several photos with the military movement in the area. Close-up of a soldier lighting a fire to cook food for the night. General views of armed soldiers stationed near the Casa Rosada at night. General views of armed soldiers stationed in the street; in the Plaza de Mayo; and at the entrance door to Banco Nación during the day. Close-up of a war tank stopped on a street. General views of numerous civilians concentrated in a corner and near the Casa Rosada building. General views of numerous civilians concentrated in front of the Municipal Administration building. Close-up of a war tank stopped on Paseo Colon street, behind the Casa Rosada building. Close-ups of soldiers guarding the surroundings of the Casa Rosada. General views of the accredited journalists at the Government House, working in a room and covering the news, among them Alfredo Bufano can be seen. Close-ups of military officers entering the Casa Rosada. General views of the accredited journalists at the Government House covering the news inside the building. Close-up of the leader of the Radical Civic Union, Ricardo Balbin, entering the house where former President Arturo Umberto Illia is staying. Close-up of the Secretary General of the General Confederation of Labor, Francisco Prado, together with other men and entering the Casa Rosada. Close-ups of Lieutenant General Juan Carlos Ongania entering the White Room of the Government House together with the Commanders-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, to preside over the inauguration ceremony. General views of the government notary, Doctor Jorge Garrido, giving a speech in which he states: "In the city of Buenos Aires, capital of the Republic of Argentina, on June 29, 1966, at 11:15 a.m., who constituted notary general of the government of the nation, in the White Room of the Government House, where the Lieutenant General, Mr. Juan Carlos Ongania, is located". General views of the attendance of numerous soldiers in the white room of the Government House. General views of a military officer giving a speech in which he states: "For all this, in this transcendental and historic act, the revolutionary junta constituted by the Commanders-in-Chief of the three Armed Forces of the country has resolved: 1º To remove from his position the current President and Vice President of the Republic, and the Governors and Deputy Governors of all the provinces. 2º Dissolve the National Congress and the provincial legislatures. 3º Remove from their positions the members of the Supreme Court of Justice and the Attorney General of the Nation. 4º Immediately appoint the new members of the Supreme Court of Justice and the Attorney General of the Nation 5º Dissolve all political parties in the country 6º Put the statute of the revolution into effect 7º Set the nation's political objectives and goals revolutionaries; likewise, on behalf of the Armed Forces of the Nation, we announce that Mr. Lieutenant General Don Juan Carlos Ongania, who will take the oath of practice as soon as the necessary precautions are taken to organize such a transcendental ceremony". General views of the Commanders in Chief leaving the white room at the end of the ceremony. Close-ups of General Ongania conversing with the Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Monsignor Antonio Caggiano, in the white room of the Government House. General views of the police custody and the journalists' guard, in the house where former President Arturo Umberto Illia is. Close-ups of Jose Alonso, Francisco Prado, Augusto Timoteo Vandor and Jeronimo Izzetta, among others, attending the ceremony where the new national ministers are sworn in. General views of President Ongania swearing in the new Minister of Economy, Jorge Néstor Salimei, and another man. The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Monsignor Antonio Caggiano; the Commanders in Chief of the three forces, among other personalities. Date: 1966 Video Code: D-02278