As president, this man supported cutting university budgets with such slogans as "Shoes, yes!
As president, this man supported cutting university budgets with such slogans as "Shoes, yes! Books, no!" Pedro Aramburu issued a decree outlawing the mentioning of this man's name, and his successor was replaced by the National Reorganization Process. Originally, he had left-wing support from groups like the Montoneros. This leader's initial tenure as president ended in a 1955 coup in which he fled the country on a gunboat given to him by Alfredo Stroessner. This man's working-class base was called the (*) "shirtless ones" or descamisados. He was succeeded as president by his third wife, Isabel, while his charismatic second wife was the actress Eva Duarte. For 10 points, name this President of Argentina married to the woman known as Evita.
As president, this man supported cutting university budgets with such slogans as "Shoes, yes!
Juan Domingo Peron