context: Jorge Rafael Videla, Other Spellings: Jorge Videla, Pedilla or George Videla (2 August 1925, Mercedes, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina - May 17, 2013, Marcos Pass, Buenos Aires Province) was the absolute military ruler of Argentina from 1976 to 1981 He came to power as a result of a military coup that toppled President Isabel Peron (1931 - 1976) after the return of the parliamentary democratic system and Fidel was placed under house arrest. Argentina lived in his rule years a period considered black in human rights organizations, where he imprisoned, killed and displaced nearly 30,000 of his opponents [1] In addition to the internal turmoil during his reign, Argentina’s relationship with Chile was strained, and global opposition to his rule clearly emerged during the 1978 FIFA World Cup. As politics mixed with sports, there were threats to boycott due to human rights violations, and Dutch star Johan Cruyff was among the biggest opponents of the regime in Argentina headed by Jorge Videl, and he refused to travel there because of the political situation there. [2]
question: Who is Jorge Videla?
answers.text: the absolute military ruler of Argentina from 1976 to 1981