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Bartolome Mitre Biography / Biography of Bartolome Mitre Main Biography Mitre set about the task of nation building--constructing a central government, providing for schools and courts of law, promoting railroads and roads, and improving commercial and fiscal affairs--attempting to remedy 50 years of national neglect. Mitre was frequently absent from his capital, personally commanding the army. Mitre leagued himself with those called porteños, who insisted that the great port city of Buenos Aires must have the leading role in controlling the nation. www.bookrags.com /biography-bartolome-mitre   (578 words)

Rosas, Juan Manuel de on Encyclopedia.com Ironically, by driving into exile many of the fine minds in Argentina—Juan Bautista Alberdi, Bartolomé Mitre, and especially Domingo F. Sarmiento —he contributed unwittingly to the creation of several classics of South American literature and social analysis. Rosas became involved in a dispute with the United States and Britain over the Falkland Islands. www.encyclopedia.com /html/R/Rosas-J1u.asp   (578 words)

Pavon, Battle of --  Encyclopædia Britannica (Sept. 17, 1861), in Argentine history, military clash at Pavón in Sante Fe province between the forces of the Argentine Confederation, commanded by Justo José de Urquiza, and those of Buenos Aires province, led by the governor, Bartolomé Mitre. Mitre's victory there marked the end of decades of internal armed conflict in Argentina. The advance was also regarded as one of the greatest Confederate threats to Washington, D.C. The battle took its name from Antietam Creek, which flows south from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to the... www.britannica.com /eb/article?tocId=9058817   (578 words)

Argentina - History Bartolomé Mitre (president from 1862 to 1868) made an alliance with Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil, and Venancio Flores, president of Uruguay, to wage the ‘War of the Triple Alliance’ on Paraguay. Despite being re-elected by a margin of two to one in 1928, Irigoyen was unable to ride the consequences of the world economic crisis of 1929, which drastically undermined the agro-exporter model. The coup marked the end of a period of constitutional continuity which had lasted 68 years, as well as a long period of economic expansion based on the export of raw materials which had doubled between 1913 and 1928. gbgm-umc.org /country_profiles/countries/arg/History.stm   (4395 words)

C.G.América CENTRO GALICIA Bartolomé Mitre, 2538/60 Tel.: 54.114.952.88.58 1039 BUENOS AIRES. CENTRO PONTEVEDRÉS C/ Francisco Gómez, 965 Tel.: 598.2.308.83.12 11700 MONTEVIDEO. CENTRO GALLEGO DE PUERTO RICO Carretera 176, Km. www1.galiciaparaelmundo.com /asp/centrosgallegos/centrosgall_am.htm   (4395 words)

Manuel Belgrano Biography / Biography of Manuel Belgrano Biography Biography The classic work on Belgrano remains Bartolomé Mitre, Historia de Belgrano (no date). At the Congress of Tucumán, Belgrano was an outspoken advocate for a declaration of independence and the establishment of a monarchy with a descendant of the Inca on the throne. Manuel Belgrano was born in Buenos Aires on June 3, 1770, into a wealthy and prominent criollo (Creole) family. www.bookrags.com /biography-manuel-belgrano   (761 words)

Urquiza, Justo José de on Encyclopedia.com Urquiza defeated at Cepeda the provincial army led by Bartolomé Mitre (Oct., 1859), and Buenos Aires agreed to reenter the confederation. A constituent assembly adopted (1853) a constitution based primarily on the ideas of J. Alberdi, and Urquiza was inaugurated president in Mar., 1854. His work of national organization was, however, hindered by the opposition of Buenos Aires prov, which seceded from the confederation. www.encyclopedia.com /html/U/Urquiza.asp   (761 words)

Argentina Departments 1997-05-14: Name of Bartolomé Mitre partido changed to Arrecifes. 1994-10-20: Ezeiza partido split from Esteban Echeverría; another part of Esteban Echeverría transferred to Cañuelas; General Sarmiento partido split into José C. Paz, Malvinas Argentinas, and San Miguel, and a section which was annexed to Pilar; another section of Pilar transferred to Malvinas Argentinas. The provinces are further subdivided into departamentos (departments), except for Buenos Aires, which is divided into partidos (parts). www.statoids.com /yar.html   (761 words)

.:: Banco De La Nación Argentina ::. A todos los efectos emergentes de esta adhesión, el BANCO constituye domicilio en la calle Bartolomé Mitre 326 de la ciudad de Buenos Aires A todos los efectos derivados de la presente, me someto a la jurisdicción de los tribunales Federales de la Capital Federal de la República Argentina. Instruyo al Banco para que este acepte y entienda que toda identidad, debe entenderse hecho por mí. El BANCO confirmará las transacciones monetarias ordenadas en línea por intermedio de un mensaje en el cual consigne la fecha, el importe y el concepto como respuesta a mis instrucciones. www.bna.com.ar /bp/bp_electronicas_HB_term.asp   (761 words)

[swiss-lib] The History of the Manuscript and Printed Book in Switzerland This period saw the appearance of such great bibliographers and bibliophiles = as Bartolom=E9 Mitre, Antonio Zinny, Juan Mar=EDa Guti=E9rrez, the Navarro = Viola brothers, and Andr=E9s Lamas, all of whom were dedicated to the study = of American and Argentine history. The cultural impulse was held in abeyance during the government of Juan Manuel de Rosas (1829-32, 1835-52). The most notable book of this = period was De la diferencia entre lo temporal y eterno (1705), a translation = into Guaran=ED of the work of Juan Eusebio Nieremberg, printed with abundant illustrations and considered a typographic gem of American printing. chx400.switch.ch /pipermail/swiss-lib/2002-February/000733.html   (761 words)

C.G.América CENTRO GALICIA Bartolomé Mitre, 2538/60 Tel.: 54.114.952.88.58 1039 BUENOS AIRES. Galicia, 1357 Tel.: 54.42.53.00.23 3000 SANTA FE DE TANDIL Avda. CASA DE GALICIA C/ Bravo Correoso, 205, bajos, esq. www1.galiciaparaelmundo.com /asp/centrosgallegos/centrosgall_am.htm   (761 words)

GUILLERMO MOSCOSO, "DE HOSTOS' POLITICAL THINKING IS DISTORTED" On December 16, 1938, at the Eighth International Conference, held in Lima, Perú, de Hostos was declared "Citizen of the Americas." The distinguished Argentine educator, Bartolomé de Mitre, said de Hostos taught America to think. De Hostos' plebiscite proposal did not receive support from the then-divided (still is!) Puerto Rican political leadership, which thought we was a "dreamer" and his proposal impossible to realize. It is to be noted that on September 16, 1898, de Hostos proposed a plebiscite in which Puerto Ricans would exercise their right to decide the future of Puerto Rico's political status. www.puertorico-herald.org /issues/1997-98misc/moscoso-19980126.shtml   (761 words)

American Composers Orchestra - Argentine Composers & Performers Biosaphies Born in 1934 in Médanos, Buenos Aires, Mario Davidovsky began his musical studies at the ago of seven, continued his education at the Collegium Musicium, and graduated from the Bartolomé Mitre School in Buenos Aires in 1952. Davidovsky has held visiting professorships at the University of Michigan, Yale University, City University, the Di Tella Institute (Argentina), the Manhattan School of Music, and the University of Pennsylvania. Davidovsky has received a Pulitzer Prize and awards from the Association Wagneriana, the Asociación Amigos de la Música, BMI, Brandeis University, and the National Institute of Arts. www.americancomposers.org /sa98bios.htm#Davidovsky   (5288 words)

Página/12 También hubo cortes en General Paz y Rivadavia, Diagonal Sur y Perú, Diagonal Sur y Belgrano, Entre Ríos y Belgrano, las colectoras de General Paz y Ricardo Balbín, en Pueyrredón, entre Bartolomé Mitre y Sarmiento, Azcuénaga y Lavalle y frente a la Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Marcelo T. de Alvear y Uriburu. También hubo distintos piquetes en 7 y 48, 12 y 50, 7 y 50, 7 y 35, 44 y 153 y 4 y 48. “Nunca hubo tantas razones para hacer un paro; por un lado, un tercio de los argentinos tiene problemas de trabajo; por el otro, hay quince millones de pobres, y además hay más pobres que cuando Menem dejó el gobierno. www.pagina12.com.ar /2000/00-11/00-11-24/pag03.htm   (5288 words)

Argentina - History Bartolomé Mitre (president from 1862 to 1868) made an alliance with Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil, and Venancio Flores, president of Uruguay, to wage the ‘War of the Triple Alliance’ on Paraguay. In the 1999 presidential elections, the Alliance candidate, the radical Fernando de la Rúa, was victorious with almost 50 per cent of the vote in the first round. It was the era of what Argentines called the patria financiera (financial fatherland), when governmental economic policies encouraged most of the country's productive sector to turn to speculation. gbgm-umc.org /country_profiles/countries/arg/History.stm   (4395 words)

Un país sin indios. La imagen de la Pampa y la Patagonia en la geografía del naciente Estado argentino The government of the Argentine Confederation (1852-1861) and the first government from the unified Argentina, that of Bartolomé Mitre (1862-1868), they intended to change the external image of the Argentina to attract investments and immigrants. La explicación viene a contribuir a la construcción de la imagen de un "país disponible" destinado a la colonización, que era necesario imponer en torno de los territorios del sur. La insistencia en el supuesto nomadismo de todos los indios tiene incidencia en la valoración científica de sus poblaciones: "no hay que olvidar que esas tribus son nómades y que, en consecuencia, sus campamentos y su hábitat varían frecuentemente en condiciones que escapan a las informaciones del geógrafo". www.ub.es /geocrit/sn-51.htm   (11831 words)

.:: Banco De La Nación Argentina ::. A todos los efectos emergentes de esta adhesión, el BANCO constituye domicilio en la calle Bartolomé Mitre 326 de la ciudad de Buenos Aires A todos los efectos derivados de la presente, me someto a la jurisdicción de los tribunales Federales de la Capital Federal de la República Argentina. La clave personal es secreta intransferible y por lo tanto asumo las consecuencias de su divulgación a terceros, liberando al Banco de toda responsabilidad que de ello se derive. La ejecución por mi parte de la orden electrónica de adhesión, toda vez que ingrese al sistema, implica la toma de conocimiento y adhesión a todas las cláusulas y condiciones que rigen este SISTEMA. www.bna.com.ar /bp/bp_electronicas_HB_term.asp   (11831 words)

The Study of History at SJSU El caso de tres historiadores ilustres: Andrés Bello, Diego Barros Arana y Bartolomé Mitre," Histórica (Lima, Perú) XX:1 (July 1966): 131-153. In Peru, I have taught a graduate seminar at the Catholic University and have lectured at numerous universities in Lima, Cuzco, and Arequipa. I have worked as a reader in Latin American history for Stanford University Press and as a historical consultant for Newsweek Books. www2.sjsu.edu /depts/history/Faculty/Vasquez.htm   (11831 words)

COINED Argentina - Learn Spanish in Buenos Aires. Spanish courses in Buenos Aires. COINED has a new school building located in one of the most valued historic buildings of Buenos Aires, "Palacio San Miguel", on the famous corner of Bartolomé Mitre and Suipacha. Buenos Aires is a safe city and, like most modern cities, it has all the necessary facilities and services to make your trip as convenient and comfortable as possible. Buenos Aires is a big modern metropolitan city with a population of eleven million. www.coined.com.ar /web-argentina/Spanish-Schools-Argentina/1-arg-spanish-schools-buenos-aires-argentina.html   (423 words)

Urquiza, Justo José de on Encyclopedia.com Urquiza defeated at Cepeda the provincial army led by Bartolomé Mitre (Oct., 1859), and Buenos Aires agreed to reenter the confederation. A constituent assembly adopted (1853) a constitution based primarily on the ideas of J. Alberdi, and Urquiza was inaugurated president in Mar., 1854. He became provisional director of the Argentine confederation in May, 1852. www.encyclopedia.com /html/U/Urquiza.asp   (423 words)

SLIDES OF LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN Urban scenes and public buildings; portraits of Juan Bautista Alberdi, Diego Alcorta, Eugenio Cambaceres, Juan María Gutiérrez, Miguel Juárez Celman, Lucio V. Mansilla, José Mármol, Bartolomé Mitre, Facundo Quiroga, Juan Manuel Rosas, Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. www.lib.utexas.edu /benson/bibnot/bn-98.html   (423 words)

Radical Civic Union - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Unión Civica, which was led by Bartolomé Mitre and Leandro Alem The party unsuccessfully led an attempt to force the early departure of President Miguel Juárez Celman in the "Revolución del Parque." Eventually a compromise was reached with Juárez' government. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Radical_Civic_Union   (423 words)

Triple Alliance, War of the. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 Imprudently, he also declared war on Argentina after Bartolomé Mitre refused to allow Paraguayan troops to cross Argentine territory. Brazil’s military reprisals for injuries to Brazilian subjects in Uruguay’s civil war brought a declaration of war against Brazil from Francisco Solano López, Paraguayan dictator, who favored the Blanco regime in Uruguay. By the end of the war Paraguay was devastated and a considerable part of its male population killed. www.bartleby.com /65/tr/TripAlWar.html   (423 words)

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