Arturo Frondizi was an Argentine politician and lawyer who served as the President of Argentina from 1958 to 1962. He was a member of the Radical Civic Union and is known for his efforts to promote industrialization and economic development in the country. His presidency focused on attracting foreign investment and modernizing the economy. Frondizi's government faced challenges, including political opposition and economic instability. In 1962, he was overthrown by a military coup, which led to a period of political turmoil in Argentina. Despite his short time in office, Frondizi's policies had a lasting impact on the country's economic landscape.