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	Nuevo Santander - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nuevo Santander ("New Santander") was a region of New Spain, corresponding generally to the modern Mexican state of Tamaulipas.
		Nuevo Santander was named after Santander in Spain, and settled by Spanish American colonists in a concerted settlement campaign peaking in 1748-1750.
		In 1776 Nuevo Santander became part of the semi-autonomous "internal provinces" of New Spain.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nuevo_Santander (110 words)

	Page one of Escandon Settlement of New Spain
		The colony of Nuevo Santander had its beginnings because Spanish officials were determined to further settle their northern borders in an effort to stop the English encroachments in the Caribbean.
		Nuevo Santander was to extend from Tampico on the Pánuco River to the border of Texas at the Medina River (near San Antonio), later placed further south at the Nueces River.
		Nuevo Santander had over ten times that number by 1790, and New Mexico with 20,289, was eight times the size of Texas population wise.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Ranch/7807/escand01.htm (1639 words)

	Journal of San Diego History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Nuevo Santander was situated along the eastern coast of New Spain between the Pánuco River and the Bay of Espiritu Santo at the mouth of the San Antonio River, a distance of about 120 leagues.
		In Nuevo Santander the Indians were to be evangelized and urbanized in pueblo-missions; in Alta California the same purpose was to be accomplished in mission-pueblos.
		In view of the principles and precedents established in Nuevo Santander, and in view of the policy of the viceregal government with respect to racial integration between Indians and gente de razón, the legal arguments advocated by the Fernandinos in their opposition to Pueblo San Jose and the Villa de Branciforte seem relatively unimportant.
	www.sandiegohistory.org /journal/78winter/mission.htm (8722 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online: NUEVO SANTANDER
		Despite the lateness of its beginning, the Nuevo Santander population soon outpaced that of Texas, reaching 30,000 by the end of the century.
		To link Nuevo Santander with the Province of Texas, two civilian settlements were planned: Villa de Balmaceda on the San Antonio and Villa de Vedoya near the mouth of the Nueces River.
		the Nuevo Santander governor proposed separation of the Texas portion of Nuevo Santander to form a new province.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/NN/usnue.html (1099 words)

	El 'nuevo' Santander cae en su 'debut' bursátil (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Santander ya cotiza con las 1.485 millones de acciones más procedentes de la ampliación de capital con la que ha comprado al británico Abbey National.
		Santander se quedó ayer a tan sólo 2,31 puntos porcentuales de ponderación de Telefónica, el tradicional primer valor del índice de referencia del mercado español.
		Santander podría sufrir un hipotética presión bajista que en las próximas sesiones, debido al canje de acciones y al dividendo que distribuirá la entidad cántabra a los accionistas de Abbey.
	www.expansiondirecto.com /edicion/noticia/0,2458,560905,00.html (518 words)

	Laredo, Texas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Laredo is the county seat of Webb County, Texas, United States, on the north shore of the Rio Grande (Rio Bravo), across from Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.
		The town of Laredo was founded in 1755 while the area was part of a region called Nuevo Santander in the Spanish colony of New Spain.
		In 1840 Laredo was the capital of the independent Republic of Rio Grande, set up in rebellion to the dictatorship of Antonio López de Santa Anna and brought back into Mexico by military force.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Laredo,_Texas (677 words)

	History of Laredo, Texas - Laredo CVB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Nuevo Santander, one of the last northern provinces of New Spain, was established by the Spaniard José de Escandón as part of a program to colonize northern Mexico.
		In 1767, Juan Fernando de Palacios, the governor of Nuevo Santander, New Spain, officially designated Laredo as a villa, laid out a central plaza, and issued porciones or land grants to settlers.
		Construction began on the railroad from Monterrey to Nuevo Laredo in 1881, and the state became imbued with an expectation of economic growth and prosperity of the Porfirian era, as the two Laredos emerged as important international ports.
	www.visitlaredo.com /history.html (2515 words)

	Santander Serfin lanza nuevo producto tecnológico para pymes - Finanzas.com
		Santander Serfin lanza nuevo producto tecnológico para pymes - Finanzas.com
		Santander Serfin lanza nuevo producto tecnológico para pymes
		Santander Serfin calculó que el mercado potencial de México es de unas 150.000 pymes, las cuales podrán contratar este producto mediante un esquema financiero accesible y ágil, que cuenta con el apoyo de un fondo de garantía integrado con recursos públicos y privados.
	www.finanzas.com /id.5880988/noticias/noticia.htm (394 words)

	Untitled (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Within two years, when the first inspection was made by the officials of Nuevo Santander, there were eighty-five persons owning 9,000 head of sheep, goats and cattle.
		Modern Nuevo Laredo has changed considerably since the days in which its dusty streets and dim "cantinas" were the setting for the exciting deeds of may of the "Tall Men" of southwestern folklore.
		Nuevo Laredo's principal source of income is the extensive import-export industry.
	www.cityoflaredo.com /Sanchez/TSanchez.html (2692 words)

	José de Escandón (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		José de Escandón, South Texas colonizer, was born in Soto la Marina, Santander, Spain, on May 19, 1700, one of three sons of Juan de Escandón and Francisca de la Helguera.
		The Nuevo Santander location included an area stretching from the rain forest in the south, west to the rugged mountains of the Sierra Madre Oriental, and north and northwest across the semi-arid plains to the Gulf of Mexico and across the Rio Grande River into present-day Texas.
		With exploration and settlement of the area approved in 1746, de Escandon began preparation for the colonization of Nuevo Santander.
	www.rgvdirectory.com /sta_time_escandon.htm (979 words)

	La Fundación de Nuevo Santander y Laredo
		Santander, una de las últimas provincias del norte de Nueva España, fue fundada por José de Escandón, cuando recibió la encomienda de conquistar esta frontera del norte.
		Nacido en 1709 en Nuevo León, Sánchez fue veterano de militar que administró un rancho en Coahuila.
		En 1914 el ejército Carranzista acometió a Nuevo Laredo y algunos sectores de la ciudad fueron quemados.
	www.webbheritage.org /slegacy.htm (2672 words)

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		Y se le propone al Consejo Nacional de Seguridad Social en Salud que le dé libertad a Santander, para dedicar ese dinero o a ampliar régimen subsidiado o al esquema novedoso que aquí han propuesto del seguro básico para vinculados".
		Según la Gobernación, este seguro básico ayudaría a que el Hospital González Valencia de Bucaramanga, que atiende a cuatro millones de personas de Santander y de otros departamentos circunvecinos y al cual el año pasado se le quedaron debiendo 16 mil millones de pesos, supere la crisis que afronta actualmente.
		Los dineros que se dediquen al seguro básico, tanto los que aporte el Gobierno Nacional como los de los entes territoriales, se invertirían en aseguramiento a través exclusivamente de la red hospitalaria actual, lo que significa que le llegarían recursos frescos a los hospitales de primero, segundo y tercer nivel.
	www.presidencia.gov.co /sne/2004/mayo/17/12172004.htm (498 words)

	Laredo Legacies: The Founding of Nuevo Santander & Laredo
		By occupying this territory, comprised of what would become Tamaulipas, a piece of Nuevo León, and a portion of South Texas, New Spain hoped to convert the indigenous people to Christianity and to discourage French and English expansion.
		Born in 1709 in Nuevo León, Sánchez was a military veteran and had managed a rancho in Coahuila.
		Plots of land facing the plaza were surveyed for a church, a captains house, and a jail.
	www.webbheritage.org /englishlegacy.htm (337 words)

	NS Espanol (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		La provincia Española "Nuevo Santander" fue una fundada en 1976.
		Esto atraería a nuevos colonizadores a la región norte, promovería una unión entre Nuevo Santander y Texas, y evitaría la necesidad de viajar una mayor distancia hasta México.
		Sin embargo, Nuevo Santander se convirtió en una provincia fronteriza dedicada a la ganadería, con una mayor población, progreso y riqueza, comparada con la provincia aledaña de Texas.
	www.nstt.info /Spanish%20Version/Nuevo%20Santander_Spanish/index1.htm (376 words)

	NUEVO SANTANDER
		Having been in Nueva España for almost 150 years, it was not until the new province of Nuevo Santander came into being that our ancestors firmly planted their roots, nurtured them and cultivated them into a lasting legacy.
		The man chosen to head the colonization effort was Lieutenant Captain General Jose de Escandon, a native of the province of Santander in Spain and a man with a distinguished military career in New Spain.
		Villa de Santander de los Cinco Señores (modern day Jimenez, Tamaulipas) (website) was established on February 17, 1749, and made the capital of the new colony of Nuevo Santander.
	www.raullongoria.net /santander.htm (2196 words)

	SCH (SAN) : Economía/Bolsa.- Grupo Santander, nuevo creador de mercado de los índices europeos Dow Jones ...
		Grupo Santander se ha incorporado como creador de mercado a la familia de índices europeos Dow Jones iTraxx, que es la actual referencia del mercado de crédito en Europa, informó hoy la entidad financiera.
		Con la incorporación de Grupo Santander, el número de creadores de mercado de este tipo de índices se eleva a 26 y se une a los principales bancos de inversión y bancos comerciales que ya son creadores de mercado.
		El director general de Tesorería de Grupo Santander, Jorge Maortua, aseguró que con la incorporación a la plataforma iTraxx el banco muestra su compromiso para proporcionar liquidez y soluciones de crédito estructurado a los clientes.
	www.noticiasdenavarra.labolsa.com /noticias/20050110141121 (213 words)

	Campus Information
		The college is located in the city of Laredo, which was founded almost two hundred years ago by Captain Tomas Sanchez in the recently colonized province of Nuevo Santander of Spain.
		Nuevo Santander Museum Complex/Children's Museum: The Nuevo Santander Museum (N.S.M.) Complex consisted of five Fort McIntosh Buildings on the LCC campus and one building on St. Augustine Plaza.
		In 1991, the Nuevo Santander Museum buildings on campus were converted to a Children's Museum and instructional facilities.
	www.laredo.cc.tx.us /General/general.htm (1132 words)

	Tamaulipas
		The origins of Tamaulipas begin with the province of Nuevo Santander which was officially named and became a part of New Spain in 1746.
		Jose de Escandon, a native of Soto La Marina, Santander, Spain and an officer of the Querétaro militia, was commissioned to pacify the Sierra Gorda.
		Resources labeled GSFCNS (General State of the Foundation of the Colony of Nuevo Santander) refer to the web site located at the Corpus Christi Public Library that contains the entire text of the documents left by Jose Tienda de Cuervo and translated by Edna Brown in 1993.
	vsalgs.org /stnemgenealogy/tamaul.html (1701 words)

	Nuevo Santander - report and documents 1757-1766
		From where the settlers proceed, how long it is since they were established, who financed their travel and establishment, and what means have favored their subsistence as well as that of the congregated Indians, and to what shall these expenditures rise in general and in particular, if it would be possible to discuss it.
		The true distance of the berth to the settlement of Soto la Marina is one-quarter of a league, that there are six to seven leagues to the mouth of the port, that of the capital town of Santander to the preceding, fifteen leagues and to the sea or emptying of the river 21.
		What settlements of el Nuevo Reino de León or of other old provinces are borders of la Nueva Colonia and at what distance are they situated and what improvements they have felt after the conquest in respect to the damages that they could suffer from the natives who occupied it.
	www.mcallen.lib.tx.us /history/r2report.htm (2356 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online: ESCANDON, JOSE DE
		ESCANDÓN, JOSÉ DE José de Escandón, South Texas colonizer, was born in Soto la Marina, Santander, Spain, on May 19, 1700, one of three sons of Juan de Escandón and Francisca de la Helguera.
		In 1746 Escandón was commissioned to inspect the country between Tampico and the San Antonio River, later known as Nuevo Santander.
		After the appointment of a royal commission in 1767, the settlers of Nuevo Santander were assigned the land grants that Escandón had promised them.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/EE/fes1.html (724 words)

	Corpus Christi Caller-Times Sylvia R. Longoria
		As the son of prominent frontera settlers and landowners, Padre Ball¡ enjoyed from birth a life among the elite in Nuevo Santander, the area extending from northern Mexico to the Nueces River, which was named for Santander, Spain, the birthplace of the area's colonizer, Jose de Escand¢n.
		As prominent figures in the military and governmental history of Nuevo Santander, Ball¡'s parents were able to acquire from the Spanish crown town grants on both sides of the Rio Grande, Alonzo said.
		When the church created a new diocese in Nuevo Santander, settlers were required to give 10 percent of their new wealth (that being cattle) to the church."
	www.caller2.com /2000/august/13/today/sylvia_l/1826.html (790 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online: CAMARGO, NUEVO SANTANDER
		Camargo, Nuevo Santander (now Tamaulipas), was founded on the south side of the San Juan River on March 5, 1749, by José de Escandón,
		By this year constant migration into Camargo began to use up the land for new settlers, and in 1767 a royal commission was appointed to survey the total area of Nuevo Santander.
		By 1800 Nuevo Santander had a population of 15,000, a large part of which resided in Camargo.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/CC/hrc10.html (572 words)

	City of Laredo Homepage - The Founding of Laredo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		San Agustín de Laredo, a colonial city of New Spain founded in 1755, was named for a town in Santander, located on the north coast of Spain.
		Appointed governor, Escandón was responsible for the colonization along the Río Grande, and a chain of six settlements were established, with Camargo being the earliest in 1749.
		Disgruntled with the Mexican centralist government's rule by dictatorship and its complacency in defending the northern frontier from Indian attack, many Laredoans supported the constitutional convention which created the Republic of the Río Grande on January 7, 1840.
	www.cityoflaredo.com /history.html (2516 words)

	Laredo, Texas and Laredo Discount Hotel Reservations.
		Laredo was established in 1755 as part of the province of Nuevo Santander.
		It was only one of many towns and missions built in a grand attempt at keeping the French out of the region.
		In 1767 a commission oversaw the partitioning of public lands in Nuevo Santander.
	www.texasescapes.com /SouthTexasTowns/LaredoTexas/LaredoTexas.htm (649 words)

	General Alonso de Leon “El Mozo”
		During the period of 1668-82 he was known for the pacification of indians.
		In 1682 Alonso was named Sargento Mayor and by the end of that year governor of Nuevo Leon, position that he served until 1684.
		Discontent from Nuevo Santander settlers turn into removal of settlement rights.
	blue.utb.edu /localhistory/bio.htm (3171 words)

	XII. EL ÉXODO HACIA EL NUEVO SANTANDER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		AL CAPITULAR LUIS DE CARVAJAL la conquista y pacificación del Nuevo Reino de León en 1579, la casi totalidad del actual estado de Tamaulipas y gran parte de Texas quedaron comprendidos en su jurisdicción.
		En el acta de fundación de Monterrey, de 1596, Diego de Montemayor destaca que la nueva ciudad está "en muy buen medio para el viaje y trato del puesto de Tampico, que hay setenta leguas camino de carreteras".
		Ya en el capítulo relativo describimos las expediciones que en el siglo XVII fueron hechas hacia esa zona, considerada siempre como de Nuevo León pero imposible de poblar por falta de elementos humanos y económicos.
	omega.ilce.edu.mx /biblioteca/sites/estados/libros/nleon/html/sec_80.html (124 words)

	agenciaperu.com \| ECONOMÍA \| Santander abrirá nuevo banco en Perú
		Gonzalo Echeandía, director de comunicaciones para América Latina Banco Santander Central Hispano (BSCH), aseguró hoy que este grupo español no se irá del país y, es más, abrirá un nuevo banco: Santander Perú.
		El Santander se centrará en aquellos mercados "donde tenemos fortalezas naturales" como la banca corporativa, la banca de empresas, las instituciones y las personas de segmento alto.
		Igualmente, aseguró que seguirá operando la AFP Unión Vida, la segunda administradora de pensiones con más de setecientos mil afiliados, y mantendrán sus unidades de banca de inversiones, Santander Investment, Santander SAB y la Sociedad de Corretaje de Valores.
	www.agenciaperu.com /economia/2002/nov/nuevosantander.htm (248 words)

	Santander nombra un nuevo responsable de recursos humanos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Santander nombra un nuevo responsable de recursos humanos
		La comisión ejecutiva de Santander Central Hispano ha acordado el nombramiento de Arturo Peña como responsable del área de recursos humanos con la categoría de director general adjunto y dependiendo del director general de medios, José Antonio Aróstegui.
		El nuevo responsable de recursos humanos del grupo tiene sobre la mesa varios asuntos de importancia.
	www.expansiondirecto.com /edicion/noticia/0,2458,185160,00.html (314 words)

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