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Peronist
Peronista
\ˌperəˈnistə, -nēs-\Explore Merriam-Webster
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Origin and Etymology of peronist
Spanish peronista, from J. D. Perón + Spanish -ista -ist
Peronist
Peronista
\"\Definition of Peronist
: of, relating to, or having the characteristics of Peronism or Peronists free the economy from strangling Peronist controls — Time efforts to build a Peronista bloc in South America — New Republic
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Origin and Etymology of peronist
Spanish peronista, from peronista, noun
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