He was excommunicated by Pius XII after trying to legalize prostitution, which led to a bombing of his presidential palace, the (*) Plaza de Mayo.
This figure's return from exile to Ezeiza Airport was marred by a massacre of his left-wing supporters, the Montoneros. This man, whose wife went on a "Rainbow Tour" of Europe, first rose to power by backing a coup of Ramón Castillo that end his country's Infamous Decade. He was excommunicated by Pius XII after trying to legalize prostitution, which led to a bombing of his presidential palace, the (*) Plaza de Mayo. His supporters were known as the descamisados, or the "shirtless ones." He was succeeded by his third wife Isabel, and his second wife was former actress who gained popularity with the masses. For ten points, identify this leader of Argentina and husband of Evita.
This figure's return from exile to Ezeiza Airport was marred by a massacre of his left-wing supporters, the Montoneros.
Juan Domingo Perón