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Riccheri Law
The Riccheri Law was the Argentine law of 1901 that introduced compulsory military service for young men, named after the minister of war, Pablo Riccheri. Passed during a naval and military rivalry with Chile, it created a conscript army and was also meant to integrate the sons of immigrants into the nation.
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