Crossword Clue: Argentinian president
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- 1940's-50's dictator
- 1940s vice president who went on to become president
- 1950s coup victim
- 1955 Argentine coup victim
- 1955 coup victim
- 1996 role for Madonna or Jonathan Pryce
- 20th-century South American leader
- Andrew Lloyd Webber subject
- "___'s Latest Flame" ("Evita" song)
- Argentina's Eva
- Argentina's Evita
- Argentina's Juan
- Argentine bigwig
- Argentine dictator who was ousted in 1955
- Argentine leader ousted in 1955
- Argentine legend
- Argentine name
- Argentine politico
- Argentine president
- Argentine V.I.P.
- Argentinian icon
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- Argentinian president
- Big name in Argentina
- Big name in Argentine politics
- Advocate of "justicialismo"
- Isabel, Juan, or Eva
- Isabel or Eva
- Isabel or Juan
- Deposed Argentine leader
- "El Lider"
- El Líder of Argentina
- El Lider
- Broadway role for LuPone
- Buenos Aires name
- He succeeded General Farrell in 1946.
- He was called "El Lider"
- Eva ___ (Argentine political figure upon whom "Evita" is based)
- Eva ___ (Madonna's role in "Evita")
- Eva Duarte, after marriage
- Eva Duarte's married name
- Eva of Argentina
- Eva of "Evita"
- Eva or Isabel
- Eva or Juan in "Evita"
- Eva or Juan of Argentina
- Eva or Juan
- Eva played by Madonna
- Evita ___
- Evita, for one
- "Evita: In My Own Words" author
- Evita of 'Evita'
- Evita of "Evita"
- Evita or Juan of Argentina
- Evita or Juan
- "Evita" role
- 'Evita' subject
- "Evita" subject
- Evita surname
- 'Evita' surname
- "Evita" surname
- Evita who was played by Madonna
- Evita
- Evita's last name
- Evita's married name
- Evita's surname
- Ex-dictator of Argentina
- Don't cry for her, Argentina
- Jonathan Pryce, in a '96 musical
- Former Argentine dictator
- Former Argentine ruler
- Juan _____
- Juan of Argentina
- Juan of S. A.
- Juan or Eva of Argentina
- Juan or Eva
- Juan or Evita
- Former leader of Argentina
- Former S. A. leader
- Justicialist Party founder
- Justicialist South American leader
- Founder of Argentina's Justicialist Party
- Founder of the Justicialist Party
- Founder of the Partido Justicialista
- Pryce role of 1996
- Noted Argentine name
- Noted name in Argentine history
- The Evita of 'Evita'
- The Evita of "Evita"
- Victim of a 1955 coup
- Role for LuPone
- Radio actress turned South American first lady
- Name of fame in Argentina
- Lloyd Webber score subject
- Leader elected in 1946
- Leader of the "descamisados" ("shirtless ones")
- One-time Argentine leader
- LuPone role
- LuPone stage role
- President between Farrell and Lonardi
- President ousted in a 1955 coup
- President overthrown in 1955
- President who took office in 1946
- President whose wife went on to become president
- Presidente ___ International Airport (Argentina airfield)
- Presidente ___ International Airport (Argentine airport)
- Madonna role
- Onetime Argentine leader
- Prone anagram
- S. A. dictator.
- SA dictator
- Surname in a Broadway musical
- Surname in "Evita"
- Two-time Argentine president
- Two-time president of Argentina
- "Third Way" president
Recent Usage of Argentinian president in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - Dec. 28, 2011