Dec 14, 2022
My Macondo, a documentary by Dan Weldon
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My Macondo, a documentary by Dan Weldon
Milei, el muñeco de Macri, como Juárez Celman, el idem de Roca.
Por Carlos Cacho Quirós Lo que tiene de inquietante el pasado es que nos domina con su ejército de fantasmas.Mientras la derecha en el gobierno conduce a la “política” hacia un divorcio definitivo con la sociedad, sus esbirros en el Congreso Nacional hacen méritos para que esa grieta se profundice. Entre denuncias del propio Milei acerca de, coimas, roscas inverosímiles y tráfico de influencias,…
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Garro y Meoni recorrieron los avances de la obra del paso bajo nivel de 1 y 32
🌎 #LaPlata | #ObrasPúblicas | #TrenRoca 📬 #JulioGarro y #MarioMeoni recorrieron los avances de la obra del paso bajo nivel de 1 y 32 💻
El Intendente de La Plata, Julio Garro, y el Ministro de Transporte de la Nación, Mario Meoni, recorrieron este miércoles los avances de la obra del paso bajo nivel de Av. 1 y 32, el cual ya se ejecutó en un 80%. “Estamos trabajando en la reactivación de muchas obras que habíamos planificado para este año y quedaron pendientes por la pandemia”, expresó el Jefe Comunal. En compañía de autoridades…
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El presidente Zuzenak entrevistado nuevamente por el programa municipal Gasteiztxo
El presidente Zuzenak entrevistado nuevamente por el programa municipal Gasteiztxo #ClubDeportivoZuzenak #FundaciónVitalZuzenak @zuzenakclub @jull2000 @Azolgas @Riberebro @FEDEDDF
Julio Roca, ha atendido a un grupo escolares del centro Sansomendi de Gasteiz, que por un día se han convertido en periodistas para el taller de radio de este servicio municipal.
Información de la web http://www.zuzenak.com .-El Presidente de Zuzenak, Julio Roca, ha sido otra vez la personalidad protagonista elegida por el programa municipal Gasteiztxo -Educación en medios de información y…
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Julio Roca recibe su Celedón de Oro
Julio Roca recibe su Celedón de Oro / #JulioRoca #CeledonDeOro @jull2000
(Publicación de la web: https://www.gasteizhoy.com).- Julio Roca ha recibido este miércoles su Celedón de Oro en un acto en el Teatro Principal. Ha sido durante un concierto en el que la Banda Municipal de Música y los Celedones de Oro han homenajeado también a tres músicos alaveses ya fallecidos: José Mardones, Mariano San Miguel y Alfredo Donnay.
El jurado considera que Julio Roca es merecedor…
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Monumento a Julio Argentino Roca, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Julio Argentino Roca (1843-1914) was an army officer and president (1880-1886 and 1898-1904) of Argentina. He is credited with being a major factor in the transformation of loosely confederated, and often rebelling, provinces into the modern nation state of Argentina. In 1878-1879 Roca ruthlessly suppressed the native inhabitants of the Pampas region. His "Conquest of the Desert" campaign strategy for ending frontier raiding was the complete removal of the threat posed by the Native American groups. In so doing Roca acquired control of today's southern Argentina before neighboring Chile might advance into the region. One source indicated that the area gained was 150,000 square miles in extent (as a comparison just larger than the state of Montana). The monument in Buenos Aires (above) by sculptor José Zorrilla was erected in 1941. However at present the Roca monument is considered controversial because of his role in the destruction of the Native American communities in the Pampas. In this case the journalist Osvaldo Bayer argues the monument should be removed as it has an offensive association with a campaign of genocide and human rights violations. The monument has been defaced with graffiti. As a result a fence has been placed around the monument to prevent access. The Roca statue is another example of the question whether monuments ever outlast their original purpose as the perspectives of society change over time. Should the standards of today be applied to monuments commemorating events that happened in the 19th century? Illustration credit: posted on Wikipedia by Barcex.
Conquest of the Desert, by Juan Manuel Blanes (fragment showing Julio Argentino Roca, at the front) The Conquest of the Desert (Spanish: Conquista del desierto) was a military campaign directed mainly by General Julio Argentino Roca in the 1870s with the intent to establish Argentine dominance over Patagonia, which was inhabited by indigenous peoples. Under General Roca, the so-called Conquest of the Desert extended Argentine power into Patagonia and ended the possibility of Chilean expansion there. Argentine troops killed more than a thousand Indians and displaced over fifteen thousand more from their land, which European settlers turned into a breadbasket that made Argentina an agricultural superpower in the early 20th century. The Conquest is commemorated on the 100 peso bill in Argentina.