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Isabel Perón
Isabel Perón is the third wife of Juan Perón, elected his vice-president in 1973, who succeeded him on his death in July 1974 and became the world's first woman to hold the title of president. Her government was marked by inflation, strikes and the death squads of the Argentine Anticommunist Alliance, and she was deposed by the military coup of 24 March 1976.

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