Death of Eva Peron

[Jim Eshelman]

1952 Jul 26, 8:25 PM, Buenos Aires, Argentina
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eva_Per%C3%B3n#Death

Under the heading of deaths of national leaders, there were few examples of this so powerful as the death of Eva Peron, where (essentially) the entire nation learned and responded in the same hour with great passion. Only the Kennedy assassination comes to mind as equivalent in national impact, and it was not nearly as openly passionate as the response to Evita's death. This is worth studying as a major mundane event.

With passion the word I pointedly used above, I now see that this death occurred the day of an exact Venus-Mars square. Otherwise, the charts show it as a pure, almost exultant Jupiter event from beginning to end. Only the Arisolar and Libsolar transits and quotidians showed the profound national grief. - Whether purely political or a nation's outpouring of love and celebration, Jupiter is entirely fitting, except the very deep grief needs to show as well.

Year: Capsolar (Silent.)

Year/Quarter: Cansolar
(I'm mixed on how to score this one. Let's see how the others sort out.)
Jupiter on WP-a 1°33'
Moon barely foreground
-- Moon-Jupiter co 0°22' M

Bridge
t Jupiter op. Cansolar EP-a 0°04'
t Mars sq Cansolar MC 0°12'

Month: Caplunar (Silent.)
NOTE: Moon-Sedna square 0°46'.

Week: Canlunar (Silent.) Moon-Sun Moon-Sedna.
Week: Arilunar (Silent.) Moon-Sun Moon-Sedna.

Week: Liblunar
(Therefore the ingresses are showing this as primarily a Jupiter event for Argentina.)
Jupiter on WP 1°56'
Moon-Neptune co 1°47' M
Mon-Sedna op 0°45'

Day: Capsolar Quotidian & Transits (Silent.)

Day: Cansolar Quotidian & Transits
(Here is the eruption of celebratory passion, especially as pain.)
p MC sq p Moon 1°46'
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t Jupiter op. s EP-a 0°04'
t Mars sq s MC 0°12'
t Venus co s MC 0°36'
-- t Venus-Mars sq 0°24'

With the Capsolar silent for the day, statistics show we should consult ALL the other ingresses. This is where we hit mournful gold:

Day: Arisolar Quotidian {+2 at least}
p EP-a op t Saturn 0°53', co s Mercury 0°22'
-- t Saturn op s Mercury 0°11'
p MC op p Uranus 1°48'
-- t Saturn sq s Uranus 0°18'
-- s Mercury-Uranus sq. 0°29'

Day: Libsolar Quotidian & Transits {+2 at least}
p Moon-Venus sq 0°07' [to s Venus 0°39']
p MC op p Venus 0°51' [s Venus 1°23'], sq p Moon 0°44'
p Asc co s Moon 1°05'
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t Pluto co s Asc 1°15'