Eva Perón
Argentine actress and politician (1919–1952)
- Fame72.3
- Momentum10.9
- Argentina rank#34
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- Fame72.3
- Momentum10.9
- Argentina rank#34
- Politicians rank#243
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Lived 1919–1952, aged 33Argentina
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She went from a rural Argentine village to the presidential palace in twelve years, built a political machine that bypassed every traditional power structure, and died at thirty-three with a state funeral reserved for heads of state — all without ever holding elected office herself.
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Born into poverty in Los Toldos in 1919, María Eva Duarte left for Buenos Aires at fifteen to work as an actress in radio and film. She met Colonel Juan Perón at a charity event in January 1944, married him the next year, and became First Lady when he won the presidency in 1946. From that perch she took de facto control of the Ministries of Labor and Health, launched the Eva Perón Foundation, championed women's suffrage, and founded the Female Peronist Party — building a base among the descamisados, the "shirtless ones," who saw her as their own. In 1951 she announced a run for vice president…
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