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Coups d'etat have always aroused the interest of a broad spectrum of political scientists and historians because of their high impact on national politics. Despite this, this article aims to shed light on issues somewhat neglected by the recent historiography productions, emphasizing not only some particularities of the gestation and execution of the coup d'état of 1930 occurred in Argentina, but also in aspects linked to the leadership exercised by General Uriburu and his Revolutionary Staff. e aim is to provide a particular and differentiated vision of the subject in question, from the perspective and role assumed by its main protagonists –majorly military–. e sources consulted and analyzed were varied, but the existing documents in the Documentary Fund of José Félix Uriburu existing in the General Archive of the Nation have been prioritized. Among the conclusions that were reached should not be ignored the prominent and criticized role assumed by the lieutenant colonels Álvaro Alsogaray and Bautista Molina during the Septembrist conspiracy as well as during the government presided by General Uriburu until 1932.

Una aproximación al golpe de Estado de 1930 desde el rol asumido por algunos de sus protagonistas.