The Evita that people worldwide cherish as the Argentinian sweetheart is a stronger woman than I had ever envisioned. From reading her personal message to the people, I saw a woman who knew so much and had the will of an army to achieve her virtuous goal. She was a leader of the people, the people who lacked the power and authority to speak out for their cause. And she had a love for her nation's people, like a mother's undying love for her children. But more than all else, she had a devotion to her beliefs, exemplified through her husband, the man she loved.

Her message serves so many purposes, but ultimately it was a goodbye to all her loved ones. She wanted to leave them in body only after her death, and never desert them in spirit. And she never shall. Her ideals, and the spark she invoked in her people will always exist. She tells of truths about the people against her.

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Eva is the same with her descamisados. She wants to pass on to them all of the knowledge she has acquired in her life. Much of it was learned through her mistakes. She wants to protect her people, just as she has during her life with Peron.

Eva also talks of religion and her views about God. Her faith is very strong, and she believes that God is un-biased and loves everyone equally. He loves his people, just as she does. She tells her descamisados not to be afraid of religion, because it has brought her so much. "I rebel against the "religions" that make men bow their heads and people bow their souls. That cannot be religion. Religion should lift the heads of men." She points out that many of the clergy also seek to satisfy their own needs, and that they often scare us into believing that God is a fiery, judgmental being. "The clerical politician attempts in every country to exercise dominion over and even to exploit the people through the government." But Eva shows her people that religion is a belief to cherish, not to fear.

Eva also points out that this devotion to the descamisados means much more and suggests greater character coming from Peron. For Eva, it is easy to rally her beliefs behind the impoverished, because she is one of them, and understands them. So, she defers all admiration to her husband, who she says is truly the stronger leader to overcome his upbringing and see the injustices in the world as they really are. "In me, all the love and affection I feel for my people are not important and have no value because I came from the people, I suffered with the people. By contrast, Peron's love for the descamisados is worth infinitely more,... because given his rank as Colonel, the easiest path of his life would have been that of the oligarchy a

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