The language challenge by Claude Piron

The other myth is, of course, Evita.

I hope not another life of Byron .

Peronism (), or Justicialism (), is an Argentine political movement based on the legacy of former President Juan Domingo Perón and his second wife, Eva Perón.

Péron is a commune in the Ain department in eastern France.

It contains the graves of notable people, including Eva Perón, presidents of Argentina, Nobel Prize winners, the founder of the Argentine Navy and a granddaughter of Napoleon.

And my partner Byron Lichtenberg and I carefully suspended him into zero g.

After all, Isabelita a very small woman in every sense and Perón s third wife after Evita became the country s first female President only because she was Perón s widow.

Argentina s governments have made this a habit ever since Juan Perón first came to power in 1946.

The party, the Justicialist Party ( Partido Justicialista ), derived its name from the Spanish words for social justice ( justicia social ).

True, the Kirchner name helped, and perhaps tradition also played a part. After all, Isabelita a very small woman in every sense and Perón s third wife after Evita became the country s first female President only because she was Perón s widow.

Intense and long suffering, Argentines know how to create universal heroes like Eva Perón and Ché Guevara.

And I name that after Justice Byron White, justice of the US Supreme Court, appointed by John F. Kennedy there he is in 1962

In his essay Esperanto European or Asiatic language Claude Piron has shown the similarities between Esperanto and Chinese, thereby putting to rest the notion that Esperanto is purely eurocentric.

Though he never would travel to Europe, he went with Shakespeare's kings to merry England, he went with Lord Byron's poetry to Spain and Portugal.

If myths could come true through sheer willpower, Cristina Kirchner, the wife of Argentine President Néstor Kircher, would already be a 21st century Evita Perón.

Fernández s melodramatic speeches are a transparent attempt to elevate her late husband to saintly status, just as Perón elevated his wife, Evita, to sainthood.

A month after signing the document, on 25 February, Anna, on the advice of her close counsellor, Ernst Johann von Biron, won the sympathies of the Leib Guard and tore up the terms of her accession.

This mini documentary begins with the Modernism era of the early 20th century, bringing out icons like the beloved former first lady Eva Perón, a big symbol in the country's history, and the actress and glamour model Isabel Coca Sarli, considered the quintessential sex symbol of Argentina.

On 30 November, President Perón declared that the Malón de la Paz did not represent... the authentic indigenous inhabitants of our north , and claimed that they had come by train and motor vehicles rather than on foot.

Bad governments are always guided by their yearning for an immediate surge in popularity, regardless of the future costs. Argentina s governments have made this a habit ever since Juan Perón first came to power in 1946.

In becoming the poster girl for a re branded continuation of the Bush administration, Palin is showing herself to have much in common with glossy faux populists like Eva Peron or Denmark s anti immigrant leader Pia Kjærsgaard.

In the Argentina of the 1940 s and 1950 s, Evita gathered multitudes. In Cristina s victory, and that of her husband, there were no mass celebrations.

In Argentina s recent legislative election, Cristina Kirchner became a political force in her own right, making the Kirchners a ruling couple from now on the second in the country s history after Juan Perón and Evita.

If myths could come true through sheer willpower, Cristina Kirchner, the wife of Argentine President Néstor Kircher, would already be a 21st century Evita Perón. But myths are a collective and mysterious construction.

As with Perón s presidency, Putin s began well. The public adored the new strongman as he flexed Russia s political muscle abroad, punished the dishonest Yeltsin era oligarchs, restricted the irresponsible media, and re centralized power.

Like Perón a half century before, Putin promised in 2000 to tame the unbridled capitalism that had run wild under his predecessor, Boris Yeltsin. He pledged to restore a sense of dignity to a country that had just lost its empire and suffered a severe economic contraction during the early years of the post communist transition.

In Argentina, despite the disaster of Juan Perón s return to power in 1973, after an 18 year exile, Perónism was reincarnated in the 1980 s in the presidency of Carlos Saúl Menem, and again with the arrival of President Néstor Kirchner and, later, his wife, current President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.