ESP - Fue elegido Presidente de la Nación Argentina en tres ocasiones. La primera fue en las elecciones del 24 de febrero de 1946, para el periodo 1946–1952; la segunda al ser reelegido en las elecciones del 11 de noviembre de 1951 para el período 1952–1958, que no alcanzó a completar debido al golpe militar que lo derrocó el 16 de septiembre de 1955. Finalmente, tras 18 años de exilio, regresó al país y fue elegido por tercera vez presidente el 23 de septiembre de 1973 para el periodo 1973-1977Murió el 1 de julio de 1974 en ejercicio de la presidencia, sucediéndolo su viuda María Estela Martínez de Perón, quien había sido elegida como vicepresidente.
Perón, viudo de Aurelia ...
Juan Domingo Perón is among the most contentious figures in the modern political history of South America. On the one hand, many commentators are prepared to argue that he was a fascist, but others see in Perónism, which long retained the support of the Argentine working class, real elements of a social justice movement combined with severely compromised leadership. Perón, an army officer, siezed power in 1944 with a group of other officers. During the Argentine presidential election of 1946, Perón claimed to be a democrat who would accept any outcome. And it seems ...
cici - en votación Juan Domingo Perón Juan Domingo Perón was what Latin Americans often like to call a Fenómeno. We might translate that best in English as a "paradox." He was a soldier who became the boss and idol of a trade union movement that had a long history of opposition to the armed forces and to militarism in general. He divided public opinion of his country more deeply and more bitterly than anyone in a hundred years, but when he returned to power after almost a generation he came as a symbol of unity and reconciliation. He was forced to live eighteen years in exile, having little personal contact with his ...
cici - en votación Juan Domingo Perón
