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Demonstration by anti-Peronists, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Oct. 10, 1965 - Demonstrations In Argentina: More than 600 people were arrested on Sunday night, as police fought with thousands of followers of exiled dictator, Juan Peron. A rally to mark the rise to power of Peron 20 years ago, was banned following rioting last week triggered by the visit of Peron's young wife, Isabel. Senora Peron, 32, arrived in Buenos Aires to campaign for her 70-year old husband's peaceful return by legal means from his exile in Madrid. She left the city on Friday for an unknown destination. Photo shows After the arrival in Buenos Aires of Senora Peron last week - a group of anti-Peronists gathered in front of the hotel where she was staying, carrying banners bearing the inscriptions such as We will not remain indifferent; He will not return, They will not return, etc. They are seen here shouting in front of Senora Peron's hotel. Later she had to change her hotel

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