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Hipólito Yrigoyen
Hipólito Yrigoyen, whose full name was Juan Hipólito of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Yrigoyen, was an Argentine politician, a relevant figure of the Radical Civic Union, twice elected as president of the Argentine Nation. -
at age nine, he entered the San José School in Buenos Aires run by Bayonese parents
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he began to work in the legal study
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When he finished high school, along with his uncle, Leandro N. Alem began their political life as members of the Autonomist Party, led by Adolfo Alsina, a popular grassroots party facing the Bartolomé Miter National Party.
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He entered the public administration as a clerk of the General Accounting Office in the Office of Balances and Information, but did not remain in that work for long.
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he finished his studies of advocacy
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he, Alem and Aristóbulo del Valle formed the Republican Party
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he was elected provincial deputy
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He began working as a professor of Argentine history, civic instruction and philosophy, at the Normal School of Teachers
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He was elected president of Argentina
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He was elected again
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He was overthrown
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He dies at 80 years old