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Eduardo Duhalde

president of Argentina

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  • history of Peronists
    • In Peronist

      …the Peronists recaptured the office: Eduardo Duhalde, former vice president to Menem, became president in January 2002.

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association with

    • Fernandez
      • Alberto Fernández
        In Alberto Fernández

        …unsuccessful presidential campaign of Peronist Eduardo Duhalde (subsequently elected in 2002). In 2001 Fernández became a candidate for the Buenos Aires city legislature on the ticket headed by Cavallo, who was running for mayor. Cavallo lost. Fernández won.

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    • Kirchner
      • Néstor Kirchner
        In Néstor Kirchner

        Eduardo Duhalde, who was a key figure in the Peronist party (formally the Justicialist Party [Partido Justicialista; PJ]). In the first round of voting in April 2003, he finished a close second to former president Menem. Shortly before the scheduled runoff, however, Menem—trailing Kirchner by…

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