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	Manuel Fernandez Juncos School in Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico/PR - School Tree
		Manuel Fernandez Juncos School is classified as a "Primary School".
		Manuel Fernandez Juncos School was operational at the time of the last report and is currently operational.
		Manuel Fernandez Juncos School IS NOT a Charter school.
	puerto-rico.schooltree.org /magnet/Manuel-Fernandez-Juncos-098789.html (102 words)

	Manuel Fernández Juncos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Manuel Fernández Juncos (December 11, 1846 - August 18, 1928) was a distinguished Puerto Rican journalist, poet, author and humanitarian who wrote the official lyrics to La Borinqueña, the country's national anthem.
		Fernandez Juncos first wrote for "El Progreso" (Progress), a newspaper founded by Jose Julian Acosta.
		Fernandez Juncos joined the Autonomist Party founded by Roman Baldorioty de Castro and became its secretary.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Manuel_Fern%C3%A1ndez_Juncos (436 words)

	Tienda Boricua - Puerto Rico - Antojitos, musica y mas de la isla - Boricua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Manuel Fernandez Juncos (December 11, 1846- August 18, 1928) was born in Oviedo, Spain of Puerto Rican parents.
		Juncos was a firm believer in the autonomy of Puerto Rico.
		Fernandez Juncos was the founder of a newspaper with liberal tendencies called `El Buscapie`.
	www.tiendaboricua.com /sys_view_author.asp?idauthor=1061 (295 words)

	IPRAC Government
		El Teniente General Manuel Macías y Casado fue el último gobernador español de Puerto Rico desde el 2 de febrero al 16 de octubre de 1898.
		The General Lieutenant Manuel Macías y Casado was the last Spanish governor in Puerto Rico, holding office from February 2 to October 16,1898.
		Manuel Macías inaugurated the Autonomic Government and on February 10 appointed the first autonomic cabinet.
	iprac.aspira.org /iprac_government.htm (917 words)

	Puerto Rico (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Even though Puerto Rico officially has "The Star Spangled Banner", there is a local anthem entitled " La Borinquena" which was officially adopted by Puerto Rico in 1952 when the island became a Commonwealth.
		The words were written by Manuel Fernandez Juncos and the music was composed Felix Astol Artés.
		This is the beautiful land, that I seek.
	www.mibarrio.org /PuertoRicoMainBody.htm (83 words)

	Puerto Rico's Culture: Famous Puerto Ricans
		Dueño is considered one of Puerto Rico's greatest composers, his most important contribution is perhaps the collections of school songs he wrote specifically for the island's schools, "Canciones Escolares" (1912), which were co-written with Virgilio Dávila and of Manuel Fernández Juncos.
		Fernández first wrote for the newspaper "El Progress" (Progress), and later for the "Porvenir" and "El Clamor del Pueblo." In 1876, Juncos launched the newspaper "El Buscapie", campaigning liberal ideas such as free education for children and adults.
		Fernandez joined the Autonomist Party and became its secretary.
	welcome.topuertorico.org /culture/famousprD-J.shtml (2304 words)

	El Boricua, a bilingual , cultural publication for Puerto Ricans
		Manuel Fernández Juncos, poet, journalist and writer is born in Tres Montes - Asturias.
		Fernandez first lived in Ponce then in Juana Díaz, Adjuntas and Vega Baja.
		He was a staunch supporter of Puerto Rican interests and wrote on the Puerto Rican culture.
	www.elboricua.com /december.html (159 words)

	History
		Deemed too subversive for official adoption, a less controversial set of lyrics was written in 1903 by Manuel Fernández Juncos and taught in the public schools.
		The tune was officially adopted as the Commonwealth's anthem in 1952, and continued to be sung with the Manuel Fernández Juncos words (which, however, were not officially adopted until 1977).
		The Fernández Juncos version is the most familiar version; it is, for example, sung spontaneously to celebrate Puerto Rican successes in athletic events.
	history.travellerspoint.com /12 (2332 words)

	Link To Puerto Rico.com - Himno Nacional De Puerto Rico
		Un año después que la poetisa Lola Rodríguez de Tió escribió la letra en el 1898, Manuel Fernández Juncos escribe la letra que hoy conocemos.
		Dicho certamen fue declarado desierto por inadecuado y el arreglo de Luis F. Miranda junto con la letra de Manuel Fernández Juncos se convirtieron oficialmente en el himno de Puerto Rico el 24 de julio de 1952.
		Carlos Romero Barceló, firmó la Ley que adopta la letra de Manuel Fernández Juncos como letra oficial del himno de Puerto Rico.
	www.linktopr.com /himno.html (381 words)

	87.01.09: Rosario Ferré: Una cuentista puertorriquéna contemporánea (A Contemporary Puerto Rican Storyteller)
		The humor in Sánchez’ stories ranges from lyrical tenderness to the grotesque, and his use of the Puerto Rican dialect as the means of expression are Sánchez’ contributions to Puerto Rican literature.
		Many young writers adopted this means of expression; Manuel Ramos Otero, Rosario Ferré, Manuel Abreu Adorno, Edgardo Sanabria Santaliz, Mayra Montero, Tomás Rodr’guez, Carmelo Rodr’guez Torres, and Edgardo Rodr’guez Juliá.
		The three tendencies; experimental realism, magical-mythical writing, and comical-grotesque writing are used by the writers in their stories in varying degrees.
	www.yale.edu /ynhti/curriculum/units/1987/1/87.01.09.x.html (7871 words)

	American Red Cross
		The Spanish Red Cross founded the movement in Puerto Rico on July 7,1893 when Puerto Rico was still under the dominance of the Spain government.
		Manuel Fernández Juncos, a member of the Spanish government and a Spanish Red Cross delegate to Puerto Rico, was the person charged with the task of founding "Las Comisiones de la Cruz Roja Española" (Spanish Red Cross branches) throughout Puerto Rico.
		The Spanish Red Cross "Comisiones" (branches) in Puerto Rico remained active until 1898 when the American Red Cross started to make a presence on the island through its Nursing corps.
	www.redcross.org /services/diversity/0,1082,0_350_,00.html (605 words)

	New Folklore Society Voices
		Puerto Rican folklorist Pablo Garrido maintains that La Fiesta de la Cruz de Mayo, brought to the island by Spanish conquistadores, was well established by the mid-1500s.
		Historian Don Manuel Fernández Juncos reports that the fiesta gained wide popularity in 1787, after a devastating earthquake struck Puerto Rico shortly before May 3.
		According to oral tradition, the Puerto Rican people promised to complete a novena (nine consecutive days of prayer or devotions) in honor of the Holy Cross if the earthquakes stopped and they were spared.
	www.nyfolklore.org /pubs/voices/voiss99/fiesta.html (518 words)

	"Education," from Puerto Rico: A Guide to the Island of Boriquén
		Many Puerto Rican intellectuals of the nineteenth century received their primary education in the little school which Cordero maintained for forty-eight years.
		A school of 1878 is described in verses by Manuel Fernández Juncos, which may be freely translated as follows:
		In 1903 the Insular Government established a library in San Juan, with Don Manuel Fernández Juncos, distinguished man of letters, as librarian.
	newdeal.feri.org /pr/pr07.htm (2756 words)

	Puerto Rican Facts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Lola Rodriguez de Tio wrote its first patriotic lyrics, which were considered highly subversive.
		Manuel Fernandez-Juncos composed the milder lyrics that were officially adopted.
		Ramon Collado arranged the dance into an anthem.
	cbt.stcc.edu /CFK/rosario/facts.htm (208 words)

	MANUEL FERNANDEZ JUNCOS, MAYAGUEZ, Puerto Rico Public Schools and Teen Help
		MANUEL FERNANDEZ JUNCOS, MAYAGUEZ, Puerto Rico Public Schools and Teen Help
		This record is for MANUEL FERNANDEZ JUNCOS in MAYAGUEZ, PR.
		High school, middle school, and elementrary school data is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed : MANUEL FERNANDEZ JUNCOS.
	www.schoolbug.org /school-720003000682.html (91 words)

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