People argue whether pope Francis is a pure Peronist or not. I am not up on the state of that argument. I just know a case can be made that he can better be understood as something else than Peronist.
The FSSP was started from inside the SPPX as a more moderate version that wanted to regularize with Rome. The SPPX is currently semi-regular with Rome, not fully schismatic but not all that regular either. Even pope Francis has given them permission broadly to hear confessions so they are NOT full-blown schismatics. Not like SPPV and the like.
Oh, and from the Ordinariate web site:
Are members of the Ordinariates still Anglicans?
No, if you are a member of the Ordinariate you are no longer a member of the Anglican Communion or one of the continuing Anglican jurisdictions.
Instead, you are a Latin Rite Roman Catholic of the Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter, and in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church. However, because we maintain our own distinct heritage and traditions, we are Catholics who maintain our distinct Anglican Tradition within the Roman Catholic Church.
Are Ordinariate communities a part of local dioceses?
No, they are part of the Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter, which is its own jurisdiction within the Church. However, Ordinariate communities and clergy are encouraged to have close relationships with the dioceses in which they are located and most Ordinariate priests receive faculties to assist in diocesan parishes.
Is the Ordinariate a separate Rite within the Catholic Church?
No. The Ordinariate exists entirely within the context of the Roman Catholic Church.
Its worship, while distinctive, is a form of the Roman Rite. Ordinariate parishes celebrate Mass using
Divine Worship: The Missal, a definitive book of liturgical texts promulgated by the Vatican in Advent 2015. This missal uses Prayer Book English — language derived from the classic books of the Anglican liturgical tradition — that is fully Catholic in content and expression.