Pando, José Manuel - HighBeam Encyclopedia(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
PANDO, JOSÉMANUEL[Pando, JoséManuel], 1848?-1917, Bolivian statesman, president of Bolivia (1899-1904).
The result was a liberal government under Pando, with the capital at La Paz instead of Sucre.
In his administration financial reforms were accomplished, but trouble with Brazil over Acre resulted in the loss (1903) of that region, with the only solace the promise of the Madeira-Mamoré RR as an outlet for E Bolivia.
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In 1838, a military rebellion under Jos¾ Rafael Carrera led to the establishment of a traditional of dictatorships which exploited the native Indian population and ignored human rights.
Under the first president, dictator General Jos¾ Antonio P«ez (1830-48), a dictatorship system was established and the country was in a constant state of upheaval as competing military leaders tried to take over until 1961 when a new constituion was adopted.
The Liberal, Dr Jos¾ Maria Velasco, who had been president from 1933-5 and 1944-7, was re-elected in 1960 but was deposed by a military junta in 1961.
Local photographers, such as Manuel Maria Zapata in Totora or M. Garca in Cochabamba, devoted their careers to portraits commemorating family events such as weddings, first communions, and graduations, generally made in their small studios on the central plazas of their hometowns.
Jimnez Z., Jos C. Jimnez had a studio in La Paz at Calle Bolvar 319 in the early 1930s and was active through the 1950s.
Zalles was a nephew of the Bolivian president, JosManuelPando, and had recently worked in the Bolivian legation in Washington, DC.
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José Mendoza nos indica también la publicación del libro 100 documentos para la historia lingüística de Bolivia.
Language courses will be taught by Luis Morató Peña, a native of Cochabamba, Senior Lecturer at Cornell University and the author of three trilingual textbooks on elementary, intermediate, and advanced Quechua language instruction.
The literature and culture courses will be taught by José Edmundo Paz-Soldán, Assitant Professor of Hispanic Literature at Cornell and the 1997 recipient of the internationally acclaimed Juan Rulfo Prize.
Testigos: Manuel Antonio Miera y Pablo Sandoval, Vecinos todos de La Plaza de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe.
Maternal grandparents Manuel Suaso and Maria Teresa Sandoval.
7-11-1831 Maria Dela Cruz of San Fernando,3 days old,daughter of Manuel Suaso and of Maria Teresa Sandoval,Residents of San Fernandes.Paternal Grandparents: Jose Miguel Suaso y Maria Josefa Pando.both deceased.Maternal Grandparents: Gervacio Sandoval y Maria Ramona Varela.Sponsors:Juan Bautista Salas and Maria Juliana Sanches,residents of the Same Place.
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Intrdocci\'f3n y notas de Luis M. Feduchi \par Fotografias de Juan Pando.
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MATC Library - Latino/Chicano Histories(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Californio voices : the oral memoirs of José María Amador and Lorenzo Asisara ; translated and edited by Gregorio Mora-Torres Amador, José Mariá, 1794-1883.
Mexican Americans, American Mexicans : from Conquistadors to Chicanos / Matt S. Meier and Feliciano Ribera.
Mexicanos : a history of Mexicans in the United States / Manuel G. Gonzales.
Esta masacre fue encubierta, con la participaci=C3=B3n de Julio = L=C3=B3pez Blanco, con un supuesto enfrentamiento ocurrido en La = Rinconada de Maip=C3=BA, donde adem=C3=A1s aparecen ejecutados Luis = Ganga Torres, Manuel Reyes Garrido y Pedro Cort=C3=A9s Jelves.
Esta masacre fue=20 encubierta, con la participaci=C3=B3n de Julio L=C3=B3pez Blanco, con un = supuesto=20 enfrentamiento ocurrido en La Rinconada de Maip=C3=BA, donde adem=C3=A1s = aparecen=20 ejecutados Luis Ganga Torres, Manuel Reyes Garrido y Pedro Cort=C3=A9s=20 Jelves.
= Que=20 pida por quinta vez "copia autorizada completa de expediente sobre el=20 hallazgo del cad=E1ver de Eugenio Berr=EDos" en Pando, Uruguay.
