alterner

Le mouvement péroniste continuait ainsi à représenter une force politique considérable, dont durent tenir compte les présidents élus comme les généraux putschistes qui alternèrent au pouvoir de 1955 à 1973.
The Peronist movement remained as a considerable political force and all the military dictators and elected presidents who alternated in power between 1955 and 1973 had no choice but to take it into account.
Se plaisant au jeu, le mécène organisa l’été suivant un festival culturel de trois mois au cours duquel des conférences sur le Bauhaus alternèrent avec des concerts d’Isaac Stern et des projections cinématographiques.
The sponsor took a liking to the game and, the following summer, he organized a three-month cultural festival that alternated conferences about the style of the Bauhaus school with concerts by Isaac Stern and film showings.
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