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Dirty War (Argentina, 1976-83) (view source)
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==President Juan Perón==
==President Juan Perón==
A military coup overthrew president Juan Domingo Perón and restored the Argentinian political right to power in 1955. During the subsequent 18 years of exile, Perón used the Argentinian political left and Montoneros guerrillas as a primary means of breaking down law and order. He also used them to unite the left-wing trade unions in favour of Peronism in order to return to Argentinian
A military coup overthrew president Juan Domingo Perón and restored the Argentinian political right to power in 1955. During the subsequent 18 years of exile, Perón used the Argentinian political left and Montoneros guerrillas as a primary means of breaking down law and order. He also used them to unite the left-wing trade unions in favour of Peronism in order to return to Argentinian presidency.
presidency.
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.
In 1973, as Juan Perón returned from exile, the [[Ezeiza massacre]] took place, marking the end of the alliance between left- and right-wing factions of Peronism.
By early 1974 President Perón had lost the support of the trade unions and its militant workers. In 1974, Perón withdrew his support of the Montoneros shortly before his death on July 1st 1974.
==President Isabel Martínez de Perón==
==President Isabel Martínez de Perón==