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Nacionalismo

Imagine a group that loved their country SO much, they wanted to change everything and even take over other places!

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File:Bandera del nacionalismo murciano.svg

File:Bandera del nacionalismo murciano.svg

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Nacionalismo
El nacionalismo es antielitista y antiliberal. Sus enemigos son los que llaman globalistas: . 'El nacionalismo se presenta como antídoto a la globalización. Así lo presenta Trump. Dice: 'Estoy contra la globalización y soy nacionalista'',
Bandera del nacionalismo murciano
Antonio Guterres dijo que los conflictos se habían profundizado, la ansiedad global sobre las armas nucleares había aumentado, las desigualdades han crecido y el nacionalismo y la xenofobia están al alza.
Nacionalismo barato
Nacionalismo. Verde, amarelo, azul e branco.
Los Nacionalismos en España
Nacionalismo a la McDonald´s: 100% semillas suizas
Los Nacionalismos en España
Placa nacionalismo
Nacionalismo a la McDonald´s: 100% ternera suiza

Key Facts

Movement Type
Far-right Argentine nationalist movement.
Started Around
1910.
Key Beliefs
Order, hierarchy, militant Catholicism, and strong national identity.
Disliked
Liberalism, leftism, feminism, and foreigners.
Territorial Claims
Wanted to annex parts of neighboring countries and islands.

What's This Big Word Mean?

Nacionalismo was a special kind of idea that started a long, long time ago in Argentina. It's like when you really, really love your toys and want to keep them all to yourself, but for a whole country! People who believed in Nacionalismo thought their country was the best and wanted it to be super strong.

They didn't like new ideas or people from other countries very much. It was like they wanted to build a giant castle for their country and keep everyone else out!

Where Did This Idea Come From?

This idea started to grow around 1910, which is over 100 years ago! It was like a seed that grew into a big tree. People who felt this way missed the old days when things were simpler, like in fairy tales.

They thought the country should have a strong leader, like a king or a general, and that everyone should follow the rules. They really didn't like new ideas like everyone being equal or having lots of choices. It was a bit like wanting to go back to the past!

Why Was It a Big Deal?

Nacionalismo became a really important part of Argentina's story, especially starting in the 1930s. People who believed in it wanted their country to be powerful and respected. They even dreamed of making their country bigger by taking over parts of other countries nearby, like Uruguay or even islands far away!

It was a very strong feeling, and it made them want to change how their country was run, making it more like a strict school where one person makes all the decisions.

What Did They Want to Change?

These people had some very specific ideas. They loved their country's traditions and wanted to keep them. They believed in having a strong leader and a society where everyone had a specific job.

They also really liked their religion and wanted it to be very important. But they really disliked new ideas like fairness for everyone, people from different places living together, and women having the same rights as men. They thought these new ideas would cause problems, like a messy playground!

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