Latin+American+Individuals

=Latin American Individuals= There may be a question accompanied with a photograph, so we need to be sure we get a link to a photo too.
 * [[image:raul_alfonsin.gif]]Raul Alfonsin: civilian president of [|Argentina] (1983–89), elected after eight years of military rule, and leader of the moderate [|Radical Civic Union] (Spanish: Unión Cívica Radical, or UCR).
 * [[image:miguel_aleman.gif]]Miguel Aleman: in full Miguel Alemán Valdés, president of Mexico from 1946 to 1952. Alemán became the official candidate for the presidency on the ticket of the [|Partido Revolucionario Institucional]
 * [[image:fonseca_carlos.jpg width="95" height="121"]]Carlos Fonseca Amador:(June 23, 1936 – November 8, 1976) was a [|Nicaraguan] teacher and librarian who cofounded the [|Sandinista National Liberation Front] (FSLN). Fonseca was later killed in the mountains of Nicaragua, three years before the FSLN took power.
 * [[image:batista.jpg width="118" height="129"]]Fulgencio Batista:
 * [[image:simon-bolivar.jpg width="97" height="134"]]Simon Bolivar: 1783-1830, nicknamed the liberator led military forces to free the northern south african. His actions was the cause of freedom in Colombia , Venezuela , Peru , Ecuador and Bolivia.
 * [[image:http://www.bing.com/caption/image/?bid=aXHRDpo4uPaM3A&bn=REFERENCEANSWERS_ORIGINAL width="100" height="100" caption="jean-pierre boyer"]]Jean-Pierre Boyer: Became president of the republic of haiti 1818-1843.Born 1776 Febuary 28th, received his education in france and joined in the army in 1792. In 1843 a violent insurrection overthrew his power and he was forced to flee to jamaica he lived there untill 1848 , and then he moved to france and died in 1850.
 * Philippe-Jean Buenau-Varilla:
 * Elias Calles:
 * Fidel Castro:
 * Lazaro Cardenas:
 * Venustiano Carranza:
 * Pedro Joaquin Chamorro:
 * Violeta Barrios de Charmorro:
 * Eddy Chibas:
 * Henry Christopher:
 * Jean-Jacques Dessalines:
 * Porfirio Diaz:
 * Francois Duvalier:
 * Jean-Claude Duvalier:
 * Luis Echeverria:
 * Gomes Farias:
 * Leopoldo Galteiri:
 * Joao Goulart:
 * Ernesto Guevara:
 * Miguel Hidaolgo:
 * Victoriano Huerta:
 * Princess Isabel (Gonzaga):
 * Agustin de Iturbide:
 * King Joao VI (Gonzaga):
 * Benito Juarez:
 * Juscelion Kubitschek:
 * Francosco Villa:
 * Toussaint Louveture:
 * Francisco Madero: **Francisco Ignacio Madero González**[|[][|3][|]][|[][|4][|]][|[][|5][|]] (October 30, 1873 – February 22, 1913) was a politician, writer and revolutionary who served as President of Mexico from 1911 to 1913 and assasinated.
 * Jose Marti:
 * Emperor Maximilian I (Hapsburg):
 * Carlos Saul Menem:
 * Jose Maria Morelos:
 * Alvaro Obregon:
 * [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c6/Ortega03032007.jpg width="125" height="137" caption="File:Ortega03032007.jpg" link="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c6/Ortega03032007.jpg"]]Daniel Ortega: current (83rd) President of Nicaragua, having served since 10 January 2007. He previously served as the 79th President, between 10 January 1985, and 25 April 1990.
 * Herberto Padilla:
 * Emperor Dom Pedro I (Gonzaga):
 * Emperor Dom Pedro II (Gonzaga):
 * Eva Duarte de Peron:
 * Isabel Martinez de Peron:
 * Juan Peron:
 * Bernadino Rivadevia:
 * Juan Manuel de Rosas:
 * Manuela Robustiana de Rosas y Ezcurra:
 * Carlos Salinas de Gortari:
 * Jose Enrigue Rodo:
 * Oscar Romero:
 * Augusto Cesar Sandino:
 * Jose de San Martin:
 * Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna:
 * Domingo Faustinos Sarmiento:
 * Anastasio Somoza Garcia:
 * Getulio Vargas:
 * Hipolito Yrigoyen:
 * Emiliano Zapata
 * Jose Santos Zelaya: