Odriist National Union

Odriist National Union Unión Nacional Odriista
Leader	Manuel A. Odría
General Secretary	Napoleón Tello
Founded	1961
Dissolved	1968 (original party)
Ideology	Personalismo Right-wing socialism Authoritarian populism Authoritarian conservatism Authoritarian capitalism Social justice Political Catholicism Anti-democracy
Political position	Right-wing to far-right
Religion	Catholic Church
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The Odriist National Union (Spanish: Unión Nacional Odriista or UNO), was a political party in Peru founded in 1961 by former President General Manuel A. Odría. The party had Julio de la Piedra amongst its leaders.