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214:, on a diplomatic mission to Libya, where he met with Muammar al-Gaddafi, with whom Perón shared an ideological affinity, close to Nasserism and Third Worldism. As a result of this visit, several cooperation agreements are signed, related to economic, technological and cultural issues. Among these agreements was one where Argentina would share their experience in the finding and refinement of uranium with Libya. Note that at this time, neither country was a signatory to the global
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