Peróns Dreams Drowned in Argentina Economic Chaos
A year after Juan Peron's death his widow Isabel Peron and the Peronist party remain in power in Argentina, but inflation has surged to about 80 percent. Gasoline is scarce and expensive, real estate and living costs have surged, and a parallel black market economy has grown. Unemployment is not yet the dominant fear, yet many workers struggle with multiple jobs as savings erode.
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Leaks Measure Opposed and Argentina Unrest Report
The Ford administration opposes a bill shielding federal employees who leak information from retaliation and allows court action instead of civil service procedures. Separate dispatches describe Argentina facing unrest as cattlemen protest price policies, Peronist power shifts to Jose Lopez Rega, and right wing violence, with government crackdowns on media and terrorism tallied since 1973.
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