Maria Estela Perón

Maria Estela Perón, often referred to as Isabel Perón, served as the first female president of Argentina from 1974 to 1976. She came to power following the death of her husband, Juan Domingo Perón, who was a significant political figure in Argentina. Isabel's presidency was marked by political instability and economic turmoil, leading to her eventual ousting by a military coup in March 1976. Her administration faced criticism for authoritarian measures, and she remains a controversial figure in Argentine history.