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		Manuel I Manuel I (Manuel Comnenus)kŏmnē´nes, c.1120-1180, Byzantine emperor (1143-80), son and successor of John II.
		Manuel II Manuel II (Manuel Palaeologus), 1350-1425, Byzantine emperor (1391-1425), son and successor of John V. In his youth he was taken captive by the Turks, and during his reign the Ottomans reduced the empire to Constantinople and its dependencies in the Peloponnesus.
		Manuel II Manuel II, 1889-1932, king of Portugal (1908-10), second son of Charles I. He succeeded to the throne after the assassination of his father and elder brother, but in Oct., 1910, a revolution dethroned Manuel and established a republic.
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	Manuel Montt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Manuel Montt Torres (1809 - 1880) was a Chilean political figure.
		His son Pedro Montt would also go on to be president in 1906.
		The Chilean touristic center city of Puerto Montt, is named after Manuel Montt.
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		Torres, Georgie, (born 1957), Puerto Rican basketball player, holds scoring record on the BSN
		Torres, Rawy, (born 1975), Puerto Rican singer, Menudo
		Torres, Susan (1978-2005), American who was kept alive after stroke in order to deliver her daughter
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	WORLD ENCYCLOPAEDIA - Chile - Two Conservative Presidencies, 1841-61 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Manuel Bulnes Prieto (president, 1841-51), hero of the victories over the Chilean Liberals at the Battle of Lircay in 1830, and over the Bolivian army at Yungay in 1839, became president in 1841.
		By reducing church prerogatives, Montt eased the transition from a sequence of Conservative chief executives to a series of Liberals.
		Once again, Montt prevailed in a test of arms, but thereafter he conciliated his opponents by nominating a successor acceptable to all sides, José Joaquín Pérez Mascayano (president, 1861-71).
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	Manuel Montt Torres Biography / Biography of Manuel Montt Torres Biography
		Manuel Montt was born in Petorca of a distinguished family of Catalan descent.
		Montt was twice appointed minister of the interior, held a succession of other high posts, and completed two terms (1851-1861) as president of Chile.
		Though he was a convinced Conservative himself, Montt's reforms brought him into conflict with the Church, which believed its privileges to be threatened, and with the large landowners angered by his abolition of the colonial system of estates, which Montt believed would encourage a more equitable pattern of landownership.
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		This led to a political system which was authoritarian and gave enormous powers to the president, who was chosen indirectly by a period of five years with reelection.
		This system translated into four "decennial governments": José Joaquín Prieto, Manuel Bulnes, Manuel Montt and José Joaquín Pérez.
		Presidents Federico Errázuriz, Aníbal Pinto, Domingo Santa María and José Manuel Balmaceda governed during this period.
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	Written biography of Manuel Montt Torres \| Life of Manuel Montt Torres (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Manuel Montt Torres (1809-1880) was a Chilean statesman and public servant.
		Montt was twice appointed minister of the interior, held a succession of other high posts, and completed two terms (1851-1861) as president of Chile.Montt displayed great energy in promoting reforms in almost every branch of national life.
		This created economic and political difficulties for Montt's administration, which was succeeded by a Liberal government in 1861.On leaving presidential office, Montt served on the Supreme Court (where an attempt was made to impeach him) and then as senator, counselor of state, and Chilean envoy to Peru.
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	Attractions in PUERTO MONTT CHILE - Travel & Tours by ENJOY SOUTH AMERICA
		The foundation stone of Puerto Montt is also incorporated into one of its pillars, giving this place of worship a special historical value.
		On the 125th anniversary of the arrival of these men and women who brought progress to the south of Chile, a monument was raised in their honor on the seafront avenue, depicting a family of settlers and a native inhabitant.
		The Palace was built between 1960 and 1963, thanks to a cooperation agreement between Chile and Mexico, signed in the wake of a devastating earthquake that shook southern Chile.
	www.enjoy-south-america.com /chile/puerto-montt-chile1.php (822 words)

	Encyclopedia: Manuel Bulnes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Manuel Bulnes Prieto (December 25, 1799 - October 18, 1866) was a Chilean political figure.
		Flag of the President of Chile The President of Chile is both the chief of state and the head of government.
		Manuel Montt Torres Manuel Montt Torres (1809 - 1880) was a Chilean political figure.
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	Grandes Biografías de la Historia de Chile - Biografías (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Montt aparecía como un hombre fuerte que sabría colocar en su lugar a los partidos políticos que tanto conflicto habían generado durante el gobierno saliente.
		Montt dio su primer golpe de autoridad, pensando que los conservadores se mantendrían tranquilos, pero la corriente clerical contra Letelier fue más poderosa que cualquier pacto o tregua.
		Montt había puesto especial énfasis en que era necesario practicar la conversión metálica, pero, cuando el Presidente planteó su posición, se desató una fuerte polémica entre “oreros” y “papeleros”.
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		As the leader of guerrilla raids against the Spaniards, Manuel Rodríguez became a national symbol of resistance.
		Like Montt, most Liberal chief executives were centrists who introduced change gradually.
		In the early twentieth century, a few members of the Chilean elite tried to blame the rise of leftist unions and parties on foreign agitators, but the charge rang hollow in a country where less than 5 percent of the population had been born abroad.
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	Chile - CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY
		For most of its history, Chile was governed by two charters--the constitution of 1833 and the constitution of 1925, which drew heavily on its nineteenth-century predecessor.
		Under the 1833 document, Chilean presidents, notably Manuel Bulnes Prieto (1841-51) and Manuel Montt Torres (1851-61), presided over the gradual institutionalization of representative practices and a gradual expansion of suffrage, while exercising strong executive authority.
		By the 1870s, the president was being challenged by increasingly cohesive political parties, which, from their vantage point in the National Congress (Congreso Nacional; hereafter, Congress), sought to limit executive prerogatives and curb presidential intervention in the electoral process.
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		Early the next morning Jose Manuel PARADA MALUENDA, who headed the department of analysis at the Vicariate of Solidarity, was abducted as he was talcing his daughter to the Colegio Latinoamericano de Integracion.
		Manuel Guerrero went there often because he was a leader of the organization.
		Macarena Denisse TORRES TELLO, a six-year-old girl, was hit in the shootout and died on the way to the hospital.
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		The main cities of the south are Temuco, the gateway to Chile’s Lake District; Osorno, a commercial and industrial center in the heart of the Lake District; and the seaport of Puerto Montt.
		Among the many national parks is Torres del Paine in the south, a place to see Andean condors, rugged mountain peaks, glaciers, waterfalls, and mountain lakes.
		The contest for supremacy between the president and congress reached a climax in 1891, when President José Manuel Balmaceda retained a cabinet opposed by congress and declared he would adhere strictly to the constitution in spite of unwritten parliamentary theories.
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	Torres del Paine National Park, Chile - Patagonia
		After a stopover in nondescript Puerto Montt (though the two t's are cool), the view from the plane was amazing.
		I still have no idea what a fjord is. Marcelle was once again thoroughly asleep, even with a rather large and agressive German woman climbing over and contorting her body around her to get pictures of the view out the window.
		We were me by the Explora Lodge representive and put into the shuttle van for the 5+ hour ride to the Lodge in Torres del Paine national park.
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	Manuel Montt - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Manuel Montt - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
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	Geschichte Chiles - Wikipedia
		Der Minenbesitzer Emiterio Goyenechea führte in der Atacama-Region seine eigene Silberwährung ein.
		Die Regierung von Manuel Montt Torres entsandte daraufhin Truppen um die Revolution niederzuschlagen.
		1891 revoltierte die chilenische Marine gegen Präsident José Manuel Balmaceda und es kam zum Bürgerkrieg.
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	americas.org - Rios Montt Supporters Riot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		On the afternoon of July 20, Guatemala’s Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) issued a temporary injunction barring the registration of former dictator Gen. Efrain Rios Montt (1982-83) as a candidate for the November 9 presidential elections.
		In 1990 and 1995 Guatemalan courts had agreed that Rios Montt could not run due to a provision in the 1985 Constitution barring former de facto rulers from running for president.
		On July 21 Rios Montt warned in a press conference: “We are arriving at the point, at the moment when the actions of sympathizers or people—possibly including incorrect actions—are getting out of the control of the National Executive Committee” of the FRG.
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	Recommended Visits Kipaventour Patagonie - Tour Operator - Patagonia Puerto Natales Chile
		The Government of the President Manuel Montt decided to keep this settlement in the Strait, and declared Magallanes as a zone of colonization by eliminating the prison character and sent Mr.
		There is also a large demand of tours to the main attractions including rental and sale of trekking equipment, for the number of daily visitors to the Torres del Paine and the Bernardo O'Higgins National Parks, the Cueva del Milodón (The Milodon Cave) and the Glaciers of the fjords in the area.
		It is located 60 kilometers from the city of Puerto Natales and it is the main town of the Province of Torres del Paine, created around the limit of the big estancia, Cerro Castillo, founded in 1906 by the Sociedad Explotadora de Tierra del Fuego.
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	Manuel Montt -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Manuel Montt -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		Manuel Montt Torres (1809 - 1880) was a (A republic in southern South America on the western slopes of the Andes on the south Pacific coast) Chilean (additional info and facts about political figure) political figure.
		He served as the (additional info and facts about president of Chile) president of Chile between 1851 and 1861.
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		Manuel Pablo Quino, Executive-Secretary of FEDECAMPO; representatives of UASP and UNSITRAGUA.
		Ventura Sicán is the widow of evangelical minister Manuel Saquic Vásquez, who was murdered in 1995 after witnessing the abduction of another member of the Human Rights Committee, Kaqchikel Maya de Panajabal, in Chimaltenango Department.
		Ventura Sicán's home was fired on by unknown persons on 26 November 1997 and that her eight-year-old daughter, Milfred Saquic, was wounded in the arm.
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	Chile: Reports: Truth Commissions: Library & Links: U.S. Institute of Peace
		At the corner of Calles Puyehue and Manuel Montt in the Providencia district in Santiago, a taxi cut in front of his car, forcing his driver to slow down.
		On September 19, 1981, Victor Manuel NAHUELPAN SILVA, 19, a conscript, was killed when he was accidentally hit by a burst of machine gun fire in the course of an anti-guerrilla operation in Neltume in the Tenth Region.
		In the judicial process it was established that the perpetrators belonged to the Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front, because the weapons used were the same as those subsequently used in an attack on the Lautaro bakery.
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	History of Chilean Cities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Village of Frutillar was officially founded by order of the President of the Republic, Manuel Montt, on November 23rd...
		The city was originally populated by German colonists, who made an important contribution to the development of the area.
		Puerto Montt was founded on the 12th February 1853, by Vicente Pérez Rosales, and named in honor of the president Manuel...
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	Museums in Puerto Montt Chile
		As regards archaeology, there is information on Monte Verde, a place where the first vestiges of man's presence in the humid forests of the south of Chile was found.
		There is also a display of artifacts from the Chilota culture, from a place called Pozuelo de Calcumeo, seafaring and navigation items from times of the Spanish colony and photographs documenting the German settlement of Puerto Montt that started in 1860.
		In 1976, some 35 km southwest of Puerto Montt, the oldest human remains on the American continent were discovered, whose antiquity is variously dated by researchers at between 15,000 and 30,000 years.
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	Skorpios Cruises. Skorpios II from Puerto Montt to Laguna San Rafael (Chile) - Cruises in Patagonia. Ripio Turismo ...
		Puerto Montt, capital of the Lakes Region (X Region), located in front of the Reloncavi Inlet; this is an inlet that is protected on the west side by the Isle of Tenglo.
		Puerto Montt, as the capital of the X region is a link with the General Carlos Ibañez regions (XI Region) and Magellans (XII Region).
		Angelmo Cove is a small port next to Puerto Montt, today it is the center of the fishing industry of this zone as well as the place where there is a major center of handicrafts made of wool and wood, plus its exceptional sea products and vegetable market.
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	Chile - GOVERNMENT
		The dramatic attempt on Pinochet's life by the Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front (Frente Patriótica Manuel Rodríguez--FPMR) in September 1986 further weakened the general's divided opponents and temporarily strengthened his own grip on power.
		Particularly problematic for the party was the Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front (Frente Patriótica Manuel Rodríguez--FPMR), an insurrectionary organization spawned by the PCCh.
		The party found the FPMR difficult to rein in, and the FPMR continued to engage in terrorism after the demise of the military government.
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	rotterdam.ca - manuel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		CITY OF SAN FERNANDO-AN adviser of Sen. Manuel "Lito" Lapid was found dead, apparently a victim of suicide, at the Bren Guiao Convention Center on Sunday, police said.
		Lapid was found dead, apparently a victim of suicide, at the Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center on Sunday, police said.
		European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said that Britain must give up its budget rebate in order for the bloc to reach an agreement on its 2007-2013 spending plans.
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	wikien.info: Main_Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		During the Pinochet dictatorship, Congress was moved to new premises in Valparaíso; the old building was declared a national monument in 1976 and, today, it also houses the ministry of foreign affairs.
		Work began on the original building under President Manuel Montt Torres (1851–1861), but the construction was not completed until 1876, during the presidency of Federico Errázuriz Zañartu.
		The building was destroyed by fire in 1895, rebuilt, and reopened in 1901.
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	NotiCen: Central American & Caribbean Political & Economic Affairs, including Cuba (formerly EcoCentral); January 20, ...
		Despite the pact, Portillo has tried to distance himself from Rios Montt by choosing a Cabinet weighted with academic colleagues from his days as an economics professor and with only a few associates of Rios Montt.
		Besides FRG leaders, it includes a Rios Montt supporter (Orellana), a former Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca (URNG) guerrilla (Calderon), and a former member of the truth commission that investigated human rights violations during the civil war (Lux).
		Rios Montt is now president of the Congress, elected to the post by the FRG congressional majority.
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