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The 19 pages that link to Juan Perón, each with the reason it gives.

• PeronismRelated: His presidency and political organizing founded the movement.

• Eva PerónRelated: Her husband and political partner, he led the government in which she became a national figure.

• Argentine labor movementRelated: His government expanded union influence and established a lasting alliance between labor and Peronism.

• Argentine nationalismRelated: His mass politics joined national sovereignty to labor and popular belonging.

• Justicialist PartyRelated: His leadership and political movement gave the party its name, organization, and founding constituency.

• Revolución LibertadoraCompared with: The regime’s defining act was removing Perón and outlawing his political movement.

• Arturo FrondiziRelated: Frondizi’s election depended partly on an agreement with Perón while the Peronist Party was proscribed.

• Carlos MenemNarrower topic: Menem’s political identity and party base came from the movement Perón founded.

• Infamous DecadeRelated: His ascent began within the military government established after the 1943 coup.

• Isabel PerónRelated: His return to power brought Isabel into the vice presidency and later the presidency.

• Néstor KirchnerNarrower topic: Kirchner’s movement claimed a place in the political tradition Perón founded.

• Juan Carlos OnganíaCompared with: Onganía sought to govern while suppressing Peronism, a movement with broad working-class support.

• Pedro Eugenio AramburuCompared with: Aramburu’s regime came to power by overthrowing Perón and banning his movement.

• History of ArgentinaRelated: His governments and movement reshaped labor politics and electoral competition.

• Mar del PlataRelated: Peronist social policies widened access to holidays in Mar del Plata.

• ArgentinaRelated: His movement remains a defining force in Argentina’s political life.

• Juan José ValleRelated: Valle’s political loyalty centered on Perón and the movement he founded.

• Otto SkorzenyRelated: Skorzeny later lived in Argentina and became connected to Perón's political circle.

• Roberto NobleRelated: Noble founded Clarín during Perón’s rise and governed Buenos Aires Province before Perón’s presidency.