Juan Domingo Peron

The man, the myth, the legend himself, Juan Domingo Peron. The first worker, the hero of the people, the person who would stand up for Argentina. At least, for some. For others, a traitor, a bastard, and more than anything, an enemy of the people. Juan Domingo Peron is many things, but the one that no one can debate is that he is the president of Argentina.

He originally took his place as president in 1946, after being elected by the Argentinian people. His success as president, supported by his then-wife, Evita Peron, made him a superstar. However, his popularity would wail after his wife's death in 1952, and her death would take a toll on the president. As his popularity fell and fell, the army decided to take the reign and lunch a coup against him, which would culminate in the failed coup attempt of 1955. This failure would be quickly followed by a purge of the Army, where Peron would not hold back. Not after what they had done to him. With this, he'd be able to maintain a somewhat stable position. However, with the economy in its last legs, and the army quite eager to stop Peron from continuing to waste Argentia down the drain, something must give in soon.

And it will not be Peron.