Alliance for Work, Justice and Education

Property	Value
rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual 1997 establishment in Argentina Political party disestablished in 2001 Political party established in 1997 Defunct political party alliance in Argentina 2001 disestablishment in Argentina
rdfs:label	Alliance for Work, Justice and Education
owl:sameAs	dbr:Alliance_for_Work,_Justice_and_Education
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skos:prefLabel	Alliance for Work, Justice and Education
skos:altLabel	alliance Alianza Alliance The Alliance Alliance Party ''Alianza'' Alliance for Work, Justice and Education (ALIANZA) Jujuy Civic Front the government alliance
clgo:colour	Blue
clgo:colourName	Light blue
clgo:country	Argentina
clgo:dissolutionDate	2001-12-20
clgo:dissolutionYear	2001
clgo:formationDate	1997-08-04
clgo:formationYear	1997
clgo:headquarter	Argentina Buenos Aires
clgo:ideology	Progressivism Social democracy Reformism
clgo:internationalAffiliation	Socialist International
clgo:leader	Fernando de la Rúa
clgo:location	Argentina
is clgo:nationalAffiliation of	Front for a Country in Solidarity
is clgo:party of	Graciela Fernández Meijide Patricia Bullrich Elisa Carrió Alfredo Avelín Daniel Kroneberger Cecelia Felgueras Carlos Álvarez (Argentine politician) Rafael Pascual (politician) Ricardo López Murphy Leopoldo Moreau Fernando de la Rúa Juan Pablo Cafiero

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