While waiting to return to power in Argentina, the ousted dictator Juan Peron kept remains of his venerated wife Eva, dead for two decades, in open casket on his Madrid dining table, where Peron’s third wife, Isabel, combed Eva’s hair every day.
Not sure people enjoyed dining with Juan Peron and both of his wives (living and dead) when he was in exile in Madrid.
At one point, Eva Peron’s over-embalmed remains, which the exiled Juan kept on his Madrid dining table, were gold. This perhaps suggests that Juan, with lots of time on his hands, had seen and wished to emulate the star of “Goldfinger.”
Would recommend thinking twice before going to dinner at the (all three) Perons.
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