HISTORICAL NOTES: The Odyssey of Eva Per
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Juan Perón has vowed that Eva will one day return to Argentina. Lanusse, who seized power in a coup six months ago, has said that Perón is welcome to come back. Political sources note, however, that there are still a lot of Argentines who would like to see the old dictator dead. The experts are betting that Perón will not return—not even to bring his beloved Evita home.
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