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-Why is Argentina getting back into the global scenario such a huge milestone?
-Why/why not will Argentina thrive in the global scenario?
-How will Argentina holding the G20 summit boost the economy and country's national status for the future?

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-Association of Argentine mothers whose children were "disappeared" during the state terrorism of the military dictatorship, between 1976 and 1983.
-They organized while trying to learn what had happened to their children, and began to march in 1977 at the Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires, in front of the presidential palace.
-Direct public defiance of the government's state terrorism intended to silence all opposition.

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-1983 democracy was restored with an elected president
-Pressure grew from the families of those who disappeared in the "dirty war"
-Government prosecuted very lit of the war crimes
-Led to people electing another president in in 1989
-Peaceful and democratic transfers of power have occurred since.

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http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/06/news/economy/argentina-world-economic-forum/

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- 1976, terrorist attacks worsened and the army seized power again
- A brutal campaign against workers, students, and other "Enemies of the state"
-Arrested and tourchered thousands
- 30,000 people "disappeared"- taken from homes and never seen again
-Turned people against military leaders
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-1955-1983
-Military ruled either directly or by elected leaders
-Overthrew civilian govs.
-Early 1970s - suffered from political turmoil
-Gov. officials and business leaders  kidnapped
-Labor and student leaders were killed
- Peron was invited by the army to return from exile to stop the violence
-He won office in 1973.
-After his death his wife Isabel Peron assumed office

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1.)During the 1990's the economy improved.
2.Fell to an economic crisis.
3.)This disaster led to many new reforms.
4.)Government had to make big budget cuts, and reduce services to citizens.
5.)Overall, it took many "painful and unpopular measure" to restore trust in the finances of Argentina.

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Argentineans have shown commitment towards a democracy despite a few crisis along the way.
1.) 1980's runaway inflation hurt workers and employers.
2.)Inflation is a period of sharp increases in prices.
3.) In 1985, inflation reached almost 1,000 percent, therefor an item that was $10 last year, is now more than $100 the following year.
4.)Second crisis- Argentina faced a foreign debt crisis.
5.) In order to help reduce inflation and ease the debt crisis, the gov't kept wages the same, and laid off many gov't workers.
6.) Also, sold off the national airline, railroad, and phone companies to other industries.

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Juan's popularity faded and the army seized power in1955 and forced Peron into exile

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· Did a lot to increase her husband’s popularity among working class

· Used persuasion and threats to get “donations” from rich landowners and industrialists.

· Then gave money to poor or used it to build schools and hospital

· Supported women’s rights

· Helped to win women’s suffrage in 1947

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· Former army colonel

· Elected as president in 1946

· Appealed to urban workers and won support of other groups by promoting nationalized business and increased workers wage

· Under Juan the lives of working class improved, but costly programs brought the nation to bankruptcy.

· He restricted civil rights and his government was corrupt

· Eva died early in 1952 and the working-class mourned her death while the church and other groups attacked Juan