Peron Peron: Behind the Story of Evita and the Peronist Movement

Peron Peron Behind the Story of Evita and the Peronist Movement Tour WWP

Plaza de Mayo. Photo credit - Eduardo N. Fortes @ Wikipedia

Guided * 5 Hours * Outdoors



Learn and explore Argentina’s most interesting political movement: Peronism, with a knowledge historian-guided tour that will take you to many landmarks in Peronist history in Buenos Aires. Including Perón Square, Plaza de Mayo, the main Union building of the Peronist era, the Evita Perón Foundation, a Peronist Theme bar, the Health Ministry, and the Evita Perón Museum (a ticket to the museum is included).

The Peronist ideal is based on social justice, economic independence, and political sovereignty. Peronism was developed by the former Argentine president, Juan Perón, when he was Argentina’s labor secretary, and it has been influencing Argentine politics since.

The guided tour will give you a complete overview of Peronism in Argentina and present its key figures.

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Tour is available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

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