He lost power after being ousted in a coup lead by Andres Rodriguez, and himself took power following a coup against Federico Chavez.
This man created a large neon sign declaring "Peace, Work and Well-being," and his regime played back the screams of Martin Almada to his wife from his torture, causing her death. The Febrerista Party opposed this man, but was legalized after being deemed to no longer pose a threat. Martin Almada would later discover the so-called "Archives of Terror" documenting the crimes of this man who was supported by peasant irregulars known as the "barefoot ones." He lost power after being ousted in a coup lead by Andres Rodriguez, and himself took power following a coup against Federico Chavez. In one incident, after a failed coup attempt he was driven to the Brazilian embassy in the trunk of a car, which gave him the nickname "Colonel Trunk." For 10 points, identify this man responsible for the construction of the Yacyreta and Itaipu dams, the leader of the Colorado Party who from 1954 to 1989 led Paraguay.
This man created a large neon sign declaring "Peace, Work and
Alfredo Stroessner