Her goal was to unify the Peronist movement and gain support for her husband. “Peron was able to hand-picked the next president, Hector Campora in which he resigned so that Peron could become president (Cod, Isabel Martinez De Peron life and biography, 2010).” In 1973, Juan Peron was able to return from exile and run for the presidency again. He named Isabel as his vice president. After their first year in office Peron had several heart attacks and ended up dying in 1974 making Isabel the first woman in the world to become president of a country. Isabel’s main economic policy was the creation of the “pro-labor employment contract law (Isabel Martínez de Perón Biography).” Isabel took advice from a corrupt Minister of social welfare, Jose Lopez Rega. The country became unstable because the fall of the dollar, the guerrilla attacks, and people were upset that so many people were vanishing without a trace. The military placed Isabel under house arrest for five years and was exiled and she returned to Spain. (Isabel Martínez de Perón
Her goal was to unify the Peronist movement and gain support for her husband. “Peron was able to hand-picked the next president, Hector Campora in which he resigned so that Peron could become president (Cod, Isabel Martinez De Peron life and biography, 2010).” In 1973, Juan Peron was able to return from exile and run for the presidency again. He named Isabel as his vice president. After their first year in office Peron had several heart attacks and ended up dying in 1974 making Isabel the first woman in the world to become president of a country. Isabel’s main economic policy was the creation of the “pro-labor employment contract law (Isabel Martínez de Perón Biography).” Isabel took advice from a corrupt Minister of social welfare, Jose Lopez Rega. The country became unstable because the fall of the dollar, the guerrilla attacks, and people were upset that so many people were vanishing without a trace. The military placed Isabel under house arrest for five years and was exiled and she returned to Spain. (Isabel Martínez de Perón