Today we did not visit any hospitals, but still had an educationally packed day. We started our day with a walking tour of Recoleta. We visited Palacio San Martin. We also visited Kavanagh Building which is the tallest building in Latin America. It reminded me of the Cathedral of Learning from home except not as wide. All of these buildings had stunning architecture. After lunch, we visited the Museo Evita which is dedicated to the legacy of Evita Perón. I learned about the significant role she played in promoting the interests of workers and her enduring impact on Argentine society. Furthermore, General Juan Perón had influence on Argentina’s healthcare system. His commitment to establishing a public healthcare system and promoting workers’ rights has had a lasting impact on the country. His government supported labor unions in establishing their own healthcare facilities and services, while also investing in public healthcare infrastructure, including hospitals and facilities through the Evita Perón Foundation. However, this led to a fractured healthcare system with state-, quasi-state-, and union-led initiatives coexisting, undermining a unified, centralized apparatus.Perón’s approach to governance was centered around three pillars: owners, business people, and workers. He aimed to gain balance between these groups, ensuring that each had a voice and fair treatment. This approach helped him gain popularity among workers and establish a strong social service sector which includes healthcare. Some key aspects of Perón’s impact on healthcare include the establishment of unions, the introduction of a public healthcare system, and Evita Perón’s legacy. Overall, from the stunning architecture of Recoleta to the fascinating stories of Evita Perón, today was a day filled with discovery and exploration. I hope to continue learning about this incredible country and its people.