All questions by Sid McMath most answers by ArgoniaElTinieblas#2458 some by Lonard55#4182
61Will presidency of Isabel last as long as irl and be exactly the same like irl?
61. Isabel Perón's presidency will, in most playthroughs, last as much as it did as IRL. If anything, it could possibly last even less than OTL. Dunno if it could last more than what it did in real life - it isn't a stable government by any means. 62Are Aramburuistas and Violetas only fully satisfied only if Colarodo junta happen?
62. Aramburistas are (mostly) OK with the Colorado Junta. Most violetas aren't and will oppose it - keep in mind violetas are still Azules. 63Do Videla and Galtieri participate in anything important during tno1?
63. Depends on what do you count as "important". They will appear, yes, but they won't be super relevant characters during TNO1. 64Which democratic path would spend the most on army?
64. Not fully sure on this (Lonard probably has a better idea than me), but if I had to take a guess it'd be the Frente Nacional (Pérez Companc) 65Is any argentinian president interested in space program?
65. yes. many of them 66Are there any significant differences between Reyes and PC governments?
66. Depends. PC is a Frigerio puppet, while Reyes is one of the most important neoperonist politicians TNOTL. The economic direction of the Frente Nacional & Popular would still be a continuity of Pérez Companc's economic policies. 67Are there any important peronist ministers in PC government or they only occupy lower posts?
67. For PC they only occupy lower posts. 68What will be the main argentinian mechanic, parliament and development of country similar to brazil mechanic?
68. Something similar 69Which presidents would pass agrarian reform?
69. Small-scale reforms can be attempted by some of the leftist presidents. Keyword is attempt.
70Will Alberto Breccia or Witold Gombrowicz appear in any event?
70. Not as of now.
71Which democratic presidents will be the hardest to achieve success?
71. As a first rule of thumb, the more opposed to Frondizi's policies you are, the harder time you'll have at not being couped. Following this, the FN would be fairly successful. Can't say the same for Illia or the like.
72Would only Anchorena like New Granada while rest leaders would prefer to deal with either Pinilla or Salcedo Unda?
72. TBD. Possibly?
73 Does all of peron’s successors continue the persecution of Montoneros?
73. left peronists aren't liked by any of the Perón successors, aye.
74Would Hardoy be on good terms with Lacerda or he would prefer Quadros?
74. Lacerda yes
75Would PC followed by Reyes make Argentina first world country?
75. Argentina is already a nice place to live in at game start. What the FN does is stabilising argentine politics (and democracy) at the cost of it being relatively undemocratic in essence.
76Which SA country is the most friendly to Argentina in 1962?
76. Paraguay
77Can Argentina send troops to any proxy outside SA?
77. :Thatchernice:
78Can all democratic paths negotiate with Canada about Falklands?
78. as of current plans, probably
79Which democratic path would promote free trade the most?
79. developmentalists, which means mostly everyone bar Illia and Romero.
80Which democratic path would use state terrorism the most and which the least?
80. State terrorism a-la-PRN as a whole isn't too prevalent during the early 60s. Though political violence will exist for sure, and in varying degrees.
80 would any president make sth like 2nd Conintes plan?
CONINTEs was abolished in 63 by the Azules, in the colorado path it stays in effect almost indefinitely
and peron basically is living under a permanent stage of siege 81Is PC government the only chance to put Plan Larkin into effect?
Larkin Plan as such has no reason to exist in TNO, but most governments will have to rationalzie the railways to some extent because frondizi's industrialization plan involves producing a ton of cars. Conservatives are gonna lean more on the side of less railways, the FN more reducing the bare minimum and modernizing the rest
82Would failure of democratic presidents always lead to strengthening of peronism?
82. Not always, though in most cases yeah. It mostly depends in how they fail and who takes over next.
83Would any presidents pass strong anti-corruption law?
83. Not sure about this. @Lonard
84Would any president try to reform public administration?
84. Mildly reform it? Sure. Radically reform it? Mostly impossible bar some specific scenarios that aren't currently of public knowdelge afaik.
85Would Romero’s reforms make Argentina welfare state?
85. It would expand the welfare state considerably, yeah.
86Would Romero be the most liked president by intellectuals?
86. Probably yes? Not sure about this tbh
87Would Anchorena prefer Pakt or Fascist Italy faction?
87. Pro-Pakt.
88Whic path would focus on development of Patagonia the most?
88. The Frente Nacional & Popular.
89What does Romero think about Che and Castro?
89. Overall, the PSA (which he was part of) is friendly to Cuba and Che. I'm not sure about Romero in particular, but I doubt he would be any different than any of the PSA members.
90What is Romero’s attitude towards Peron and peronism?
90. Romero was antiperonist. However, the PS government depends on peronist votes to survive, so... yeah.
91Would Montoneros like Romero’s policies?
91. If Montoneros existed at the same time than Romero, they would probably like some of his policies - the more nationalist they are, the better.
92Are there any significant differences between Romero and Estevez Boreo?
92. Estévez Boero is more nationalistic than Romero.
93Are there any important divisions in Socialist Party?
93. Those who want to chase the peronists' votes and those who don't.
94What will happen with UCRI if PC loses presidential race?
94. The UCRI would stay under Frondizi and reform into something similar as the MID, acting as a minor party directly representing frondizism.
95Would Romero be on good terms with Jango, Allende and Seoane?
95. Yes.
96Will every military-lead Argentina path ultimately lead to return of Peron?
96. No. Many of them will. Some of them may lead to better or worse things than Perón returning.
97Does PC have any own ideas for Argentina or his main job will be appeasing and compromising different factions of PAF?
97. PC is mostly aligned to Frigerio and the majority of his policies will be, in effect, those of frigerists.
98Would Romero have any influence in Palacios and Santander governments?
98. No.
99Would Santander have any influence in Romero government?
99. No.
100Would Anchorena like Serrano?
100. TBD 101 Would any president close private universities which were allowed by Frondizi?
101. No.
102Does Romero prefers CPS or OFN?
102. CPS.
103Which president is impossible/the least likely to be couped,PC and Hardoy?
103. Pérez Companc.
104Why was Coral removed as possible president?
104. Too extreme and too young. Wouldn't make sense to have him be a candidate in 1969.
105Would any president try to restore traditional trade ties with England(like new Roca–Runciman Treaty)?
105. @Lonard. If I had to guess, England is in a sorry state enough for any president to be specially interested in them.
106Would any president try to build nuclear plant?
106. aye
107Which presidents would invest in the renewable energy the most?
107. not sure
108Would Frondizi and Frigerio like economic policies of Prebisch?
108. Yes.
109Would democratic Argentina have in general good relations with democratic Chile?
109. Somewhat yeah, generally. If the Christmas War happens then no.
110Which exact action would make Romero be couped by Ongania?
110. As an example: going too far at reversing Frondizi's policies will leave Romero in a difficult position. 111Which faction is the most liked by Menem?
111. Privately, the OFN. 112 Can Cuba join argentinian sphere
112. not as of current plans, no. I wouldn't count on this changing in the future either. 113Would PC be on good terms with LBJ?
113. Not sure. @Lonard 114Would Romero achieve the lowest possible poverty rate?
114. That depends on the player tbh, but Romero still is a good contender for achieving that. 115Is any of Peron’s succesors is planned to have the possibility to rule through entire tno2?
115. TBD 116 Would any path pursue sth like independent foreign policy?
116. Yeah, though in varying degrees. If we only count paths already known by the public. 117Can all presidents achieve success in deperonizng CGT?
117. Depends on what "deperonizing" the CGT means. If it means making the peronists a secondary player inside the CGT or outright removing them, then no 118Can any path pass sth like argentinian Lott act?
118. Not in TNO1. Not for DemArgentina either. 119Are there any important divisions in conservative party?
119. Integrationists (want to integrate peronism) vs anti-integrationists (self-explanatory). 120So now Romero is electable in 69,does that mean Estevez Boreo is moved to 63?
120. Nope. New PS president is a TBA.
120 so estevez boreo is entirely removed or 69 candidate be either romero or estevez boreo
120. Oh, it’s complicated. You’ll see soon. :Thatchernice:
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