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Dirty War (Argentina, 1976-83) (view source)
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By early 1974 President Perón had lost the support of the trade unions and its militant workers. Perón was nevertheless able to hold onto his office until he died suddenly on July 1st 1974.
By early 1974 President Perón had lost the support of the trade unions and its militant workers. Perón was nevertheless able to hold onto his office until he died suddenly on July 1st 1974.
==President Isabel Martínez de Perón==
Juan Perón's death precipitated a crisis that could be handled neither by his wife and vice president nor by her top aid, José López Rega. They consoldited power, however, and surprised even Conservative sectors with an authoritarian government designed to end the left-wing militant movement through the use of civilian paramilitary groups, the largest of which was known as the ''Alianza Anticomunista Argentina (Argentinian Anticommunist Alliance or AAA), created by López Rega.
==Guerrillas==
==Guerrillas==