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1946- Peron was elected president
-promised high wages
-promoted economic nationalism
-nationalized rail roads
-reduced foreign control of business
During his presidency, the lives of the working class people improved. But the expensive new program he brought to the nation into bankruptcy.

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To gain popularity for the working class Eva convinced rich landowners and industrialists to make "donations." These donations were given to the poor or used to enrich schools and hospitals (as well as to enrich herself).
1947- helped women in Argentina the right to vote.

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1st Crisis:
-Occurred during the 1980's  when inflation hurt both workers and employers.
-By 1985, items that cost $10 one year, lost $100 more the next year.
-They also faced a large amount of foreign debt.
-The government froze wages and prices, and laid off thousands of government workers. They also sold off national airlines, railroads, and telephone companies to private industries.

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1976- Terrorist attacks worsened and the army seized power.
-Army began the "dirty war" campaign against workers and students who they referred to as enemies of the states.
-They were arrested and tortured and as many as 30,000 people never returned home.
-This turned people against the military leaders and government

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1982- seized a cluster of windswept islands off the coast.
-argued with Britain that the islands were there claim and called them Las Malvinas.
-Gained public support for leaders through nationalism.
-Support was lost when British took back islands.

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-By 1990's the economy improved through tough reforms.
-However, the economy quickly shriveled and the country failed to repay its loans.
-This lead to new reforms. The government made deep budget cuts and reduced its services to its citizens.

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- 1977: Every week, the mothers marched to the Plaza de Mayo, in front of the presidential palace.
- demanded to know what happened to their children who went missing during the military rule.
- They wore white mask to hide their identity from the government
- Human rights were violated, the government shielded itself behind two laws that pardoned all those responsible for the tortures and killings.
- Journalists were harassed for writing articles offensive to the government, and sometimes were beaten up or killed

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Peronism- the policies or principles advocated by the former Argentinian president Juan Perón.
-Argentina's new president  Mauricio Macri  is seen as an en to Peronism and left-wing control in Argentina's government
-Much like other Latin American countries who have come under right-wing leadership, Argentina's economy is improving.
-This is extremely needed in the economic state of bankruptcy that Peron put them in.
-Under Macri's leadership fter a recession last year, growth has recovered and inflation has fallen by nearly 15 percentage points from its peak of almost 40%.

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https://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21730413-mauricio-macris-government-deserves-endorsement-mid-term-congressional?zid=305&ah=417bd5664dc76da5d98af4f7a640fd8a