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In what year did Argentina return to democratic rule with the inauguration of Raul Alfonsin?

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1983 uint256

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www.argentina.gob.ar, argentina government, '40 años de democracia': https://www.argentina.gob.ar/noticias/40-anos-de-democracia, argentina.gob.ar (presidencia de la nación), ‘10 de diciembre: día de la restauración de la democracia,’ https://www.argentina.gob.ar/noticias/10-de-diciembre-dia-de-la-restauracion-de-la-democracia-2, argentina.gob.ar, decreto 877/2022 (official argentine government): https://www.argentina.gob.ar/normativa/nacional/decreto-877-2022-377444/texto, argentina.gob.ar, decreto 877/2022, https://www.argentina.gob.ar/normativa/nacional/decreto-877-2022-377444/texto, argentina.gob.ar, decreto 877/2022, official text: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/normativa/nacional/decreto-877-2022-377444/texto, argentina.gob.ar, la historia de la democracia argentina (https://www.argentina.gob.ar/noticias/la-historia-de-la-democracia-argentina); biblioteca del congreso de la nación, 40 hitos en 40 años de democracia (https://bcn.gob.ar/muestras-virtuales/audioguia-40-hitos-en-40-anos-de-democracia), argentina.gob.ar, ministry of defense, '10 de diciembre: día de la restauración de la democracia': https://www.argentina.gob.ar/node/351813, argentina.gob.ar, presidencia de la nación, '10 de diciembre: día de la restauración de la democracia': https://www.argentina.gob.ar/noticias/10-de-diciembre-dia-de-la-restauracion-de-la-democracia-2, argentina.gob.ar, presidencia de la nación, ‘la historia de la democracia argentina’: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/noticias/la-historia-de-la-democracia-argentina, argentina.gob.ar, presidencia de la nación: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/noticias/10-de-diciembre-dia-de-la-restauracion-de-la-democracia-2, argentina.gob.ar, ‘10 de diciembre: día de la restauración de la democracia’: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/noticias/10-de-diciembre-dia-de-la-restauracion-de-la-democracia-2, argentina.gob.ar, ‘la historia de la democracia argentina’: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/noticias/la-historia-de-la-democracia-argentina, britannica, 'raúl alfonsín' biography entry (https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin): alfonsín was inaugurated as president of argentina on december 10, 1983, ending military rule and restoring democracy., britannica, raúl alfonsín biography (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin): inaugurated president of argentina 10 december 1983, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica, "raul alfonsin" biography entry (britannica.com), stating alfonsin was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the return to civilian democratic rule after the military junta, encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" (biography entry): alfonsín was inaugurated as president of argentina on december 10, 1983, ending military rule and restoring democracy., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" (britannica.com) — inaugurated president of argentina on 10 december 1983, ending military rule., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" (britannica.com) — states alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, restoring democratic government after military rule., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin) — states alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to democratic, civilian rule after the military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin), which states he was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, ending military rule and restoring democratic government; corroborated by britannica's "argentina" country article covering the 1983 transition to civilian democracy., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin): alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, ending military rule and restoring democratic government., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin): alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to civilian, democratic rule after the 1976-1983 military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" (https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin) — states alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to civilian democratic rule after military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" (https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin): alfonsín won the october 1983 argentine general election and was inaugurated president on december 10, 1983, restoring civilian democratic rule after the military dictatorship of 1976-1983., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" biography entry (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin): states alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, ending nearly eight years of military rule and restoring democratic government., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" biography entry, https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin, encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" biography entry: alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to civilian democratic rule after years of military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, "raúl alfonsín" biography entry: states alfonsín won the october 1983 election and was inaugurated president on december 10, 1983, ending military rule and restoring democracy in argentina., encyclopaedia britannica, 'raúl alfonsín' (https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin) — alfonsín was inaugurated as president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to constitutional, democratic government after years of military rule., encyclopaedia britannica, 'raúl alfonsín' (https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin) — states alfonsín took office as president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to democratic, civilian rule after years of military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, 'raúl alfonsín' (https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin) — states alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, ending military rule and restoring democracy., encyclopaedia britannica, 'raúl alfonsín' (https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin) — states alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to democratic rule after military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, 'raúl alfonsín' (https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin): alfonsín was inaugurated as president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to democratic, civilian rule after years of military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, biography of raúl alfonsín: alfonsín won argentina's 1983 presidential election and was inaugurated on december 10, 1983, becoming the first freely elected president of argentina after seven years of military rule, marking the country's return to democratic government., encyclopaedia britannica, entry "raul alfonsin" (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin): states alfonsin was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to civilian democratic rule after military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, entry "raúl alfonsín" (britannica.com), which states alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to civilian democratic rule after military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, entry "raúl alfonsín" (britannica.com), which states alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, marking the country's return to civilian democratic rule after years of military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, entry "raúl alfonsín" (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin) — states alfonsín was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, ending military rule and restoring democracy., encyclopaedia britannica, entry "raúl alfonsín" (https://www.britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin) — states alfonsín was inaugurated president on december 10, 1983, marking argentina's return to constitutional, democratic government after years of military rule., encyclopaedia britannica, entry "raúl alfonsín": alfonsín won argentina's october 1983 presidential election and was inaugurated on december 10, 1983, restoring civilian democratic rule after years of military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'raúl alfonsín': states he was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, ending seven years of military rule and restoring civilian democratic government., encyclopaedia britannica, entry on raúl alfonsín (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin), which states he was inaugurated president of argentina on december 10, 1983, ending military rule and restoring democracy., encyclopaedia britannica, entry on raúl alfonsín, which states he was inaugurated as president of argentina on december 10, 1983, restoring civilian democratic government after the 1976-1983 military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, entry on raúl alfonsín: elected president of argentina in 1983 and inaugurated 10 december 1983, ending military rule and restoring democracy., encyclopaedia britannica, entry on raúl alfonsín: inaugurated president of argentina on 10 december 1983, marking the country's return to civilian democratic rule after military dictatorship., encyclopaedia britannica, raul alfonsin biography (britannica.com/biography/raul-alfonsin), history.state.gov, the washington post archive, ‘alfonsin vows a 'state of law' for argentina’ (1983-12-11): https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1983/12/11/alfonsin-vows-a-state-of-law-for-argentina/90d34b5c-911a-48b0-80d8-1260955bf005 ; corroborated by casa rosada, ‘raúl ricardo alfonsín (1983 - 1989)’: https://www.casarosada.gob.ar/nuestro-pais/presidentes/47093-raul-ricardo-alfonsin-1983-1989, the washington post archive, ‘alfonsin vows a 'state of law' for argentina’ (december 11, 1983): https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1983/12/11/alfonsin-vows-a-state-of-law-for-argentina/90d34b5c-911a-48b0-80d8-1260955bf005/, the washington post archive, ‘alfonsin vows a “state of law” for argentina’ (december 10, 1983): https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1983/12/11/alfonsin-vows-a-state-of-law-for-argentina/90d34b5c-911a-48b0-80d8-1260955bf005/, the washington post, ‘alfonsin vows a 'state of law' for argentina’ (december 10, 1983): https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1983/12/11/alfonsin-vows-a-state-of-law-for-argentina/90d34b5c-911a-48b0-80d8-1260955bf005/, u.s. department of state, background note: argentina (2009–2017 archive), https://2009-2017.state.gov/outofdate/bgn/argentina/101182.htm, u.s. department of state, office of the historian, foreign relations of the united states, 1981–1988, vol. xiii, document 437: https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments/frus1981-88v13/d437, wikipedia, raúl alfonsín (inaugurated 10 december 1983), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ra%c3%bal_alfons%c3%adn, www.britannica.com, www.casarosada.gob.ar, www.washingtonpost.com

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    #2941,983Encyclopaedia Britannica, "Raúl Alfonsín" (britannica.com/biography/Raul-Alfonsin): Alfonsín was inaugurated president of Argentina on December 10, 1983, marking the country's return to civilian, democratic rule after the 1976-1983 military dictatorship.
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