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Two pilots Aeromexico company were discovered Wednesday when breath alcohol had just finished a flight at the airport in Mexico City, but managed to escape the security members, reported Thursday a number of media coincidentally.


When asked for a review, the two pilots "took to run and left the bags at the checkpoint. managed to flee," the newspaper said. The surcharge, which also was seen taken, it could be retained. Neither

Aeromexico and authorities officially informed about this incident.
Last weekend, two pilots were discovered Aeromexico drunk at an airport in Costa Rica as they prepared to fly a plane with 101 passengers up to the Mexican capital. Aeromexico part of the alliance Skyteam, who lead the American Delta and Air France-KLM group, and also involving Alitalia, Aeroflot and Korean Air, among other companies.

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Death
Argentina
By Osvaldo Bayer

is now thirty-five years. I write this for young people who did not live the past. It is a synthesis to be considered. There remains only the memory of pain to crimes as they had never happened before in Argentina. Of soldiers who were believed to own the life and death. With civil society accomplice. A dictatorship of burning books and the "disappearance." Concentration camps, torture and theft of belongings of the victims. Uniformed characters that were believed omnipotent. Economic sectors, intellectual and religious blatant support that system to "pacify the country." Thousands of exiles. Death with all its faces of cynicism.


But the Mothers. Incredible heroism of those women who gave an example to the world. Rarely in human history has seen the birth of such a movement, pain, alone in a society hostile to fear. Go out and claim the fate of their children.

Those two are the examples that remain of a period so unlucky. Crimes imaginable and the courage of these women. As a final summary of extreme cruelty, nothing better to put in the death of the three founding mothers of this movement: Azucena Villaflor, Careaga and Maria Teresa Ponce, after unspeakable torture, dumped into the sea alive from airplanes. Will mankind ever attended a ceremony that perhaps more than anything so sadistic? This happened in Argentina.



All to ensure a basic economic system of liberal-capitalist who has an unforgettable name: Martinez de Hoz.

But let us not dwell only in the reality of that evil and greedy military dictatorship, but ask how it was possible. Was made possible by the failure of civil society. The horror had begun earlier. The Three A were the symbol of what later would come to the end. Prologue: kill a political enemy. Preface ending in the disappearance. Political parties rulers were digging a grave for democracy as expected after Campora consecrate the people with their vote and their desire for democracy and greater social justice. But just days later, and replacement Ezeiza Campora by the relative of Lopez Rega: Raúl Lastiri. Began to take shape here and the spirit of the repression to come soon with full force. I have a personal experience. My first book, Severino Di Giovanni, the idealist, of violence, was banned by a decree of Lastiri. So, without explanation. I foresaw then that would come very difficult times. First would be banned, then burn and then assassinate the perpetrators. López Rega as omnipotent power in the shadows. After nine months of Perón, ending with his death, and the fight will begin open.



The October 12, 1974 not only banned the book La Patagonia Rebelde, whose volume was published, but the film of the same name. I speak from my experience, but this became a general rule with something worse: murder in the streets of anyone suspected of leftist. Isabel Peron, promoted for their ability but not by name.




Yes, there were attempts to leave the pit, as the fall of Lopez Rega, but just because it was directly to the final fall. The military. Three names to remember: Videla, Massera, Agosti.


fouling our history forever. Not since the infamous decade. The decade perverse. The perversion from the Casa Rosada. "They are neither alive nor dead, are missing," General Videla tell foreign journalists. When asked about people who had been arrested. Disappeared. The generals will do to save before Falklands history. But it demonstrated the inability of his office. More than 600 soldiers were killed in their youth.



system Videla-Viola, Galtieri was also another rarely recorded crime in human history: the theft of children. Pregnant women prisoners took their child during delivery. The destination: the children ended up in marriages of military, police or supporters of the system could not have children, well, them was the newborn. The mother who had just given birth in almost all cases, was killed. In a Catholic country, with cardinals, archbishops and bishops.



All this is already known. It turned out the light. But we bent on repeating it so as not to miss any way. It took more than two decades of dictatorship in our country began to make true justice. Nor obedience nor end or pardons. True justice.

All

a tragic story. The typical military dictatorship in Argentina. Three and a half ago that began to rule the most cruel cynicism. The lesson tells us that we have only the path of true democracy, not only must conform with the freedom to put the piece of paper in the ballot box every two years, but achieving a free society with equal rights. Children still die of hunger in Argentina. When there are no national statistics that shame, when the slums belong to the past, we can say that we meet the our heroes early May.



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Argentina Death: We meet thirty-five years the military coup




EDITOR'S NOTE OF THIS BLOG,


TODAY RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE SENT

FROM JAPAN AND FORWARDED FROM BUENOS AIRES:
s Dear friends,


as you have seen on TV we had a big earthquake and a giant tsunami in Japan since yesterday morning. Many people died and many places have been destroyed. We

alive but do not know what will happen today or tomorrow.
Please Do send deepest meditations and ki in Japan,

concentrándoos especialmetne nuclear plant in Fukushima.
That's the biggest problem right now!


The situation is extremely serious.
water to cool the reactor did not work yesterday, due to lack of
electricity, and the temperature rose.


If burst would soon die.

Today has been contaminated air escapes nuclear material.



This problem is not only Japan but all over the world because that
contamination that may affect half the planet.


These days are crucial for the fate of the planet!



deep meditation is necessary to concentrate all the energy.

And please forward this message to all the good people who know him,

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Tomorrow Thursday at 20 times projected two films relating to the saddest time in Argentina's history, next to Plaza Constitución sundial. Argentina

Twentieth Century History: The Process

Year: 2003
Director: Roman Lejtman
Cast: Eduardo Ferrari (phrases)
Duration: 90 minutes
Genre: Documentary
Synopsis: This documentary is an unprecedented and historic piece, because it contains images and testimonies of unseen dictatorship in Argentina. The Process is a journalistic work quesirve to memory, to teach new generations and to avoid, in essence, that history repeat thedistress again. On March 24, 1976, a coup ended with the government of Isabel Peron. Armed Forces took over power and imposed a systematic violation of human rights. Kamchatka



is a film-españolade Argentina Marcelo Piña, starring Ricardo Darin, Cecilia Roth, Tomás Fonzi and children of Pozoy Matías Milton de la Canal. The screenplay was written by Marcelo Figueras. Premiered on August 9, 2001. Synopsis



The film tells the story of a family in Argentina during the military dictatorship self-styled National Reorganization Process (1976-1983) who decides to disappearances "hide" on a farm, away from the city. The drama is seen through the eyes of Harry (Matías del Pozo) the eldest son, 10, who receives all that is happening in codes such as TEG,
TV series "The Invaders" and the magician Houdini escapes .

INVITE:

- Biblioteca Popular Carlos Mastronardi "bibpopmastronardi@yahoo.com.ar
- CTA Board Gualeguay

That same day, in Plaza San Martín, wings 19 hours opens the Monument to Memory, which will be located in the queocupaba place the monument to Gen. Pedro E. ARAMBURU.

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Argentina participated in MITT 2011 Moscow Film

In the XVIII edition of the International Travel and Tourism in Moscow, the National Institute of Tourism participated with tourism operators, with the aim of promoting and positioning the Argentine tourist destinations and products.

In the XVIII edition of the International Travel and Tourism - The Moscow International Travel & Tourism (MITT), the National Institute of Tourism (INPROTUR) participated along with five tour operators in the Cámara Argentina de Turismo (CAT ) with the aim of promoting and positioning the Argentine tourist destinations and products in the Russian market and other countries Europe.

Statistics taken from the ranking of foreign arrivals to Argentina Ezeiza and Aeroparque, taking into account the percentage change 2010 vs. 2008, say the increase in tourists from these periods was 50.7%, a record. In the same vein, and for the same period, are in second and third place Australia and Brazil, respectively.

With increasing globalization, and as leisure travel and business are very important now for profit sector with the latest trends in natural and cultural tourism, MITT 2011 was the key to attracting professionals and travelers of all Russia and Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Georgia, Armenia, Tajikistan, Kyrgysztán, Moldova and Eastern Europe.

For Argentina, MITT Moscow was the trigger for the tourist presence in this market, as citizens of Russia and Argentina can travel between two countries without applying for a Visa since 2009.

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מאת: jsebastiansoler should avoid seeing it before enjoying the work. SYNOPSIS: At the time of Brezhnev, Andrei Filipov was the best conductor of the Soviet Union and led the famous Bolshoi Orchestra. But in full glory, after giving separate from his Jewish musicians, among whom was his best friend, Sacha, was fired. Thirty years later, still working at the Bolshoi, but now ... as a cleaner.
One night stays late Andrei polishing the office of the supreme leader is a fax to the address of the Bolshoi, this is a letter from the Châtelet Theatre official inviting the orchestra to go to a concert in Paris ... Suddenly, Andrei comes up with a crazy idea: why not bring his former fellow musicians, who live to do odd jobs and odd jobs, and bring them to Paris, making them go through the Bolshoi? The long-awaited opportunity for revenge has finally arrived.
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תגובה Andrei Filipov is a very very very attractive

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Words are not needed!

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just saw the film in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and we're still blown away. It is a wonderful film and music .... ahhhh can say sublime.

• raulcukierblat

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  a wonder .... wonderful.
• trolomen

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• Melanie Laurent Touch the Volin actually in the movie?

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  This movie is original and makes me very good, good for those who like classical music !!!!:) Thanks x
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SPANISH EXAMPLE OF ANTI-SEMITISM
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• 
  by Masha Gabriel
• In its daily section the pocket, the English daily El Mundo, the famous poet, writer Antonio Gala took the opportunity provided by the terrible earthquake in Japan to return to attack Israel.

  The brief article by Antonio Gala, published on Wednesday, March 16, 2011 reads:

  
  "Sometimes, I think, increasingly, the human flea

  , a resident of another flea most of the universe, should make self-consciousness itself and disappear. Very smart and cocky, ambitious and domestic, greedy and despicable, believes in his quest, research, work, suffer and die. Lessons

  as the earthquake and tsunami of Japan should teach other types of behavior: the union with impotence, the generosity, the mirror of nowhere ... But no warning. Or solidarity. There is Israel, the most racist, referring to Gaza after the scare, the Arab League and all others supporting the idiotic and murderous arrogance of Gaddafi, the poor and clueless Europe reviewing again in light of the failure, the key political, cultural, social and economic, China, working with blind eyes of the other Great Wall as useless, USA, forethought and scary, particularly self-absorbed ... Spain, do not talk, just thinking ashamed election: where to look?, why not circumvent? And religions creator gods keep talking about ... What hope? "

  article is a list of countries and entities despecia writer, not especially highlight Israel if it were not the first on your list and why Antonio Gala items have been characterized, among other things, a virulent anti-Semitism

  The use of the image of pest and insect

  to refer to the Jews is

  linked to Nazi ideology. As writes Professor Edward Kissi

  in the pages of the UN: the Holocaust and the Outreach Programme United Nations : "For the Nazis, the Jews were" vermin "to be exterminated in industrial societies Europe and the rest of the world. " These same two concepts are used in this article by Antonio Gala who talks

  " human flea

  "

  should" disappear. "
  Moreover, the logic of "it was dark and raining yet, the tsunami in Japan inspired the author to ensure that Israel "or chastens or, in solidarity" and "returns to Gaza after the scare."

Antonio Gala seems to forget that an Israeli family was brutally stabbed

while sleeping, by Palestinian terrorists who managed to enter his house. The cold blooded murder of a baby of two months and two other children, apart from their parents but moved to the writer, not later celebration in the streets of Gaza seem worthy of being among his "cursed", but is moved by the subsequent arrests s flea that should go away " Moreover, Antonio Gala accuses Israel of being the country "more racist." Israel is a country where approximately 24% of citizens belonging to national minorities and enjoy full rights. Israel today protects African refugees fleeing Darfur. It is questionable based on what other countries do then that claim. "Compare this time with Spain, where recent studies indicate that 37% of respondents rejected the immigrants?

recently reported CAMERA blog hosted on the domain of the World, where Quico

Alsedo

partner published a compendium of arguments Judeophobes.

A medium as El Mundo, one of the most widely read in Spain, can not allow to creep into its pages consistently anti-Semitic messages and defamation of the State of Israel. Must take action on messages of hate that he protect them. It is a matter not only of image and prestige, but of justice and respect for truth, which constitute the basis of journalistic ethics. Without these foundations, professional journalism lost its reason to exist any .





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is well known almost habitual mood of Pope Wojtyla, however, may have laughed at most was the clown Japo (video duration 7 '36 " ).

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CLOSING WITH REMARKABLE SUCCESS

I
CINEMA "1936 SILENT MEMORIES

"

On Friday

ended after five days of screenings

various forums, I

Film Show "Memoirs of Silence." The closing ceremony

was a conversation with film critic Roman

Gubern, the poet Marcos Ana

, film director, and grandson of exiles, José Luis Peñafuerte, Emilio Silva, of the Forum

Recovery of Historical Memory, and

Luis Perez, activist
of Historical Memory and the loud Francoist repression. With the testimony of all of them and the audience in the hall, was closed this film shows dedicated to giving voice to

repressed most neglected of our Civil War.

-Lit House in Madrid hosted this last act of the show after the screening of the film by José Luis Peñafuerte, "The roads of Memories." This young filmmaker, who has obtained outstanding awards

a flower
Leather ... and for him the film is emotion and
claim
oblivion.


But undoubtedly, the intervention his two death sentences, and then his goal in life: to

known throughout the world,
his constant travel, he had lived to
not to forget, and to not repeat again
. A speech yarn, no doubt, with excitement and forcefully
... which ended in applause, after reciting a poem he wrote prison. As noted intellectual heavyweight, closed the symposium renowned film critic Roman
Gubern. This professor and writer, warned in his speech


about the dangers that lurk in day today


English society if not recovered
the Historical Memory of those left voiceless


during the forty years of dictatorship,
and that after thirty years of democracy
not yet fully recovered dignity they was taken away.


The morning session Friday, with the assistance of a group important school in the projections of the paths of memory and Wardrobes

Concentric-in-Abattoir, were a surprising encounter

of adolescents with reality
not know, and

which attracted, judging by the intensity of the symposium
that developed out of the exhibits.




Amparo Gea, president of The Eye Lame-NGO organizing this film shows
- closed the final discussion in the House
turned
thanking the public support that has followed all week
display of the proposed films, and, in many

of cases are difficult to access, hence the huge effort that has led the organization
of this cultural event.


grateful for the publication that can give this note


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What is poetry?

"If that question is simple my left ear is the zoo. Nobody knows what poetry is distinguished by the approximations. A poet said that was the way of forcing God to speak. A Mexican poet Jose Emilio Pacheco, said he is the shadow of memory. That is, there are thousands of definitions, precisely because it is absolutely indefinable. I could propose one: poetry is a leafless tree that gives shade. "



(...) "I prefer poetry to the committed married. A married poetry with poesíaâ.


(...)" poetry has given the journalist a certain view on world. As one old newspaper Uruguayan province, the truth is the only goddess that men do not want to see naked. And the truth has different faces and not easy to deal with it. The truth of poetry is different from the truth of journalism, or the kind of truths that have one or otro.â

Juan Gelman


EDITOR'S NOTE OF THIS BLOG,
thank the poet, writer and artist potter



Viviana Alejandra Gianello

Clotilde (San Jose del Rincon-SANTA FE)

by sending the text of Juan Gelman.

and to remember that TODAY IS THE DAY
INTERNATIONAL POETRY.



alejandragianello@hotmail.com


- Gianello, Viviana Alejandra Clotilde

-1960, Santa Fe, Argentina

- S. José del Rincón, Santa Fe, Argentina


Year 1987 - Recommendation on Professional Circle Contest Argentine-Arab by the poem "The Flight" organized by SADE (Sociedad Argentina de Escritores)


Year 1988 - Selected by the Center Correntino for Integrating Cultural Poetics Anthology



Year 1990 - 2nd. Mention awarded by the Association of Writers Santafesina (ASDE) Genre Poetry


Year 1991 - Prize Poets Square José Pedroni awarded by the Art Association and Culture of the town of Acebal

Year 1991 - Member of the Words in Flight Anthology, edited by SADE Santa Fe with the Tale "Masterpiece"


Year 1993 - Member of ADEIS (Group Santa Fe Independent Writers)



Year 1993 - 1st Edit. Individual Poetry Book called "Poetry in Acts II" - Papyrus Collection Blue




Year 1993 - Competition Winner Pcial. Santa Fe Poetry - Provincial Team Integra is published as an anthology with other authors under the auspices of the Department of Culture and the Foundation ARCI


Year 1993 - Female Gaze Contest Award - Journal of Buenos Aires Year 1995 - Selected by Argentina in the International Narrative Competition "Juan Rulfo"

Year 1995 - Young Authors Competition Jury "Mateo Booz" (Carol) and Competition "José Cibils" (Poetry)
Editing Award Winner 75 th Anniversary of the National University Coastal with the story "Memories of Fish"


Year 1997 - Member of the anthology edited by SADE and Publications Center at UNL "Unending Light"



Year 1997 - Invited by IBBY (International Board on Books for Young People) to attend the Congress in New Delhi - India - Presentation of Paper at the same on "Children and Peace"



Currently in print ready next book of poetry Stock integrate that promotes the SADE ORION




http://www.margencero.com/poesia/num12/alejandra_gianello.htm



http://amigosdelaurraka.blogspot.com/2009/06/alejandra-gianello-robbiano.html



Bibliography:


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acts

SOURCE: http://www.redescritoresespa.com/G/gianello.htm

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MADRID: Closing with remarkable success of "I Film Festival -1936 - Memorias del Silencio"


This is a non-exhaustive list of earthquakes in Argentina.




* GMT = HOA (Argentina Standard Time) - 3

* Magnitude: measured on the Richter scale
* Intensity: a measure on the Mercalli scale


* Depth: expressed in miles
* From 1965


the presence of horizontal building, no earthquake increased the risk of exposure to earthquakes

Year-Date-Time-GMT-Magnitude-MS-intensity-Epicenter-Prof km





Salta earthquake 1692 [note 1] - September 13, 1692 - 11.00 7.0 IX 25 ° 23'59 "S 64 ° 47'59" W / -25.39972, -64.79972 30
Mendoza Earthquake of 1782 [note 2] - May 22, 1782 -16.00 7.0 VIII 33 ° 0'0 "S 69 ° 12.0" W / -33, -69.2 30
Santiago del Estero earthquake of 1817 [note 3] -4 July 1817 - 1730 7.0 VIII 28 ° 0'0 "S 64 ° 30'0 "W / -28, -64.5 30
Trancas Earthquake of 1826 [note 4] - January 19, 1826 - 8.00 6.4 VIII 26 ° 11'59" S 65 ° 15'0 "W / -26.19972, -65.25 30
Salta Earthquake of 1844 [note 5] - October 18, 1844 -23.00 6.5 VII 24 ° 48'0" S 64 ° 42.0 "O / -24.8, -64.7 30 Mendoza Earthquake of 1861 [note 6] -20 March 1861 - 23.00 7.0 IX 32 ° 53'59 "S 68 ° 54'0" W / -32.89972, -68.9 30 Jujuy Earthquake of 1863 [note 7] -14 January 1863 - 11.00 6.4 VIII 23 ° 36'0 "S 65 ° 0'0" O / -23.6, -65 30
Oran earthquake of 1871 [note 8] -9 October 1871 - 2.15 6.4 VIII 23 ° 6'0 "S 64 ° 17'59" W / -23.1, -64.29972 30
Oran earthquake of 1874 [note 9] - July 6, 1874 - 6.0 19.00 VII 23 ° 0'0 "S 64 ° 12.0" W / -23, -64.2 30
Earthquake Rio de la Plata, 1888 [note 10] - June 5, 1888 - 3.20 5.5 VI 34 ° 36'0 "S 57 ° 53'59" W / -34.6, -57.89972 30
Recreation Earthquake 1892 [note 11] -21 March 1892 - 1.45 6.0 VII 29 ° 30'0 "S 65 ° 0'0" O / -29.5, -65 30 San Juan earthquake of 1894 [note 12] -27 October 1894 - 19.30 8.0 IX 29 ° 48'0 "S 69 ° 0'0" O / -29.8, -69 30 Catamarca Earthquake 1898 [note 13] - February 5, 1898 - 1257 6.4 VIII 28 ° 26'59 "S 66 ° 9'0" W / -28.44972, -66.15 Yacuiba 30
Earthquake of 1899 [note 14] -23 March 1899 - 8.00 6.4 VIII 22 ° 6'0 "S 63 ° 47'59" W / -22.1, -63.79972 30
Earthquake of La Rioja, 1899 [note 15] - April 12 , 1899 - 16.10 6.4 VIII 28 ° 38'59 "S 68 ° 24'0" W / -28.64972, -68.4 30
Earthquake Mendoza, 1903 [note 16] - August 12, 1903 - 2300 6.0 VII 32 ° 6'0 "S 69 ° 5'59" W / -32.1, -69.09972 70
Earthquake Tafi del Valle, 1906 [note 17] November 1906-17 -16.30 6.0 VII 26 ° 45'0 "S 65 ° 42.0" W / -26.75, -65.7 30 Tucumán, 1907 Earthquake [note 18] -11 August 1907 - 1.15 5.5 VI 27 ° 11'59 "S 65 ° 30'0" W / -27.19972, -65.5 30 Salta Earthquake of 1908 [note 19] February 1908 -5 - 6.0 20.50 VII 25 ° 11'59 "S 64 ° 42.0" W / -25.19972, -64.7 30
Cross Earthquake Axis, 1908 [note 20] - September 22, 1908 -17.00 6.5 VII 30 ° 30'0 "S 64 ° 30'0" O / -30.5, -64.5 100
Tucumán Earthquake of 1913 [note 21] - November 6, 1913 - 16.45 VI 5.5 26 ° 48'0 "S 65 ° 5'59" W / -26.8, -65.09972 30
Mendoza Earthquake of 1917 [note 22] -27 July 1917 - 2.51.40 6.5 VII 32 ° 17'59 "S 68 ° 54'0" W / -32.29972, -68.9 50
Mendoza Earthquake of 1920 [note 23] - December 17, 1920 6.0 -18.59.49 VIII 32 ° 42.0 'S 68 ° 24'0 "O / -32.7, -68.4 40 Mendoza Earthquake of 1927 [note 24] -14 April 1927 -6.23.28 7.1 VIII 32 ° 0'0 "S 69 ° 30'0" W / -32, 110 -69.5 Mendoza Earthquake of 1929 [note 25] - May 23, 1929 - 5.04 5.7 VI 32 ° 53'59 "S 68 ° 54'0" W / -32.89972, -68.9 30
southern Mendoza Earthquake of 1929 [note 26] -30 May 1929 - 9.43.24 6.8 VIII 35 ° 0'0 "S 68 ° 0'0" W / -35, -68 40 Earthquake of La Poma, 1930 [note 27] - December 24, 1930 -6.02.50 6.0 VIII 24 ° 41'59 "S 66 ° 17'59" W / -24.69972, -66.29972 30 Earthquake of El Naranjo, 1931 [note 28] - April 3 1931 - 6.3 19/03/2006 VII 27 ° 0'0 "S 65 ° 0'0" W / -27, -65 180
Tucumán Earthquake of 1933 [note 29] -12 February 1933 - 4.5 5.5 VI 26 ° 60'0 "S 65 ° 35'59" W / -27, -65.59972 Sampacho 30
Earthquake of 1934 [note 30] -11 June 1934 -3.07.09 6 0 VIII 33 ° 50'0 "S 64 ° 50'0" W / -33.83333, -64.83333 30 San Luis
Earthquake of 1936 [note 31] -22 May 1936 VIII 6.0 -12.15.58 32 ° 0'0 "S 66 ° 0'0" W / -32, -66 40
San Juan earthquake of 1941 [note 32] - July 3, 1941 - 6.2 11/07/1943 VII 31 ° 48'0 "S 67 ° 47'59" W / -31.8, -67.79972 20 San Juan earthquake of 1944 [note 33] -15 January 1944 - 23.49.27 7.4 IX 31 ° 23'59 "S 68 ° 24'0" W / -31.39972, -68.4 15 Earthquake Córdoba, 1947 [note 34] -16 January 1947 - 2.37.40 5.5 VII 31 ° 6'0 "S 64 ° 30'0" O / -31.1, -64.5 50
Current Earthquake of 1948 [note 35] -21 January 1948 - 5.5 16.47.40 VI 30 ° 30'0 "S 58 ° 0'0 "O / -30.5, -58 30
Salta Earthquake of 1948 [note 36] -25 August 1948 - 7.0 06/09/1923 IX 24 ° 53'59" S 64 ° 47'59 "W / -24.89972, -64.79972 10
Tierra del Fuego earthquake of 1949 [note 37] -17 December 1949 - 6.53.30 7.8 VIII 54 ° 0'0" S 68 ° 46'11 "W / -54, -68.76972 30
San Juan earthquake of 1952 [note 38] -11 June 1952 -12.31.37 7.0 VIII 31 ° 36'0" S 68 ° 35 '59 O / -31.6, -68.59972 30 Earthquake Villa Giardino, 1955 [note 39] -28 March 1955 - 6.9 20/06/1941 VI 30 ° 48'0 "S 45 ° 42.0 "O / -30.8, -45.7 25 Villa Castelli Earthquake of 1957 [note 40] - October 24, 1957 - 6.0 07/20/1921 VII 28 ° 53'59" S 68 ° 0'0 "W / -28.89972, -68 37
San Andreas Earthquake of 1959 [note 41] -12 May 1959 -9.46.55 6.8 VIII 23 ° 10'47" S 64 ° 39'0 "W / -23.17972, -64.65 100
Bethlehem Earthquake 1966 [note 42] -21 October 1966 - 12.39.39 5.0 VII 27 ° 43'11" S 62 ° 20'24 "W / -27.71972, -62.34 50
Tartagal Earthquake of 1966 [note 43] -30 October 1966 - 5.43.52 4.8 VI 22 ° 25'12" S 63 ° 53'59 "W / -22.42, -63.89972 20
San Juan earthquake of 1966 [note 44] - November 10, 1966 -3.02.32 5.9 VI 31 ° 56'59 "S 68 ° 24'0 "W / -31.94972, -68.4 110 Mendoza Earthquake of 1967 [note 45] - April 25, 1967 - 5.4 10.36.15 VI 32 ° 43'11" S 69 ° 10 '12 "W / -32.71972, -69.17 45 Chaco Earthquake of 1968 [note 46] - October 15, 1968 - 5.0 19.54.20 VI 26 ° 52'12" S 60 ° 52'48 " O / -26.87, -60.88 70 San Juan
Earthquake of 1972 [note 47] -26 September 1972 -21.05.43 5.8 VI 30 ° 53'59 "S 68 ° 12'35" W / -30.89972, -68.20972 Catamarca 17
Earthquake of 1973 [note 48] -3 November 1973 - 5.8 14.17.38 VI 25 ° 58'48 "S 67 ° 42'35 "W / -25.98, -67.70972 27
Salta Earthquake of 1973 [note 49] - November 19, 1973 -11.19.32 5.4 VII 24 ° 34'12" S 64 ° 34 '47 "W / -24.57, -64.57972 12
Oran earthquake of 1974 [note 50] August 1974 -17 - 5.0 22/08/1946 VII 23 ° 18'0" S 64 ° 24'0 " O / -23.3, -64.4 30 Earthquake Rioja 1977 [note 51] - June 7, 1977 - 13.31.23 5.1 VII 29 ° 44'23 "S 67 ° 47'59" W / -29.73972, -67.79972 102 Caucete Earthquake of 1977 [note 52] November 1977 -23 - 7.5 09/26/1923 IX 31 ° 2'23 "S 67 ° 45'36 "W / -31.03972, -67.76 Earthquake Caucete 17 1977 (reply) [note 53] - December 6, 1977 -17.05.06 5.9 VI 31 ° 13'48" S 67 ° 54'0 "W / -31.23, -67.9 21 Earthquake San Juan, 1978 (reply) [note 54] - January 17, 1978 - 5.7 11.33.14 VI 31 ° 15'0" S 67 ° 59'23 "W / -31.25, -67.98972
Earthquake Tucumán 20, 1981 [note 55] -9 May 1981 - 9.50.39 5.0 VI 26 ° 34'12" S 64 ° 53'24 "W / -26.57, -64.89 38
Mendoza Earthquake of 1985 [note 56] -26 January 1985-3.07 5.9 VIII 33 ° 7'11" S 68 ° 49'11 "W / -33.11972, -68.81972 12 Timbo Viejo
Earthquake of 1992 [note 57] -29 February 1992 -16.17.19 5.2 VI 26 ° 40'47" S 64 ° 55'48 "W / -26.67972, -64.93 23 San Juan Earthquake
June 1993 [note 58] - June 8, 1993 - 6.5 23.17.41 VI 31 ° 33'35" S 69 ° 13'48 "W / -31.55972, -69.23 113 San Juan Earthquake October 1993 [note 59] - October 30, 1993 - 5.9 17.59.02 VI 31 ° 41'59" S 68 ° 13'48 "W / -31.69972, -68.23 107 San Francisco Earthquake, Jujuy 1993 [note 60] - December 17, 1993 - 30/05/1926 4.3 VI 23 ° 33'35 "S 65 ° 0'36" W / -23.55972, -65.01 60
Santiago del Estero earthquake of 1997 [note 61] - June 17, 1997 - 19.15 5.5 VI - Earthquake
Rioja 2002 [note 62] -28 May 2002-6.0 earthquake
Catamarca VIII 2004 [note 63] - September 7, 2004 - 8.53 6.4 57
Earthquake VII Mendoza, 2006 [note 64] -5 August 2006 -11.03 5.7 V-VI 33 ° 13'S 68 ° 57'O / 33 217, 33 -68.95
Jujuy Earthquake 2009 [note 65] -6 November 2009 - 5.49 5.5 V-VI 23 ° 30'21 "S 64 ° 33'43" W / -23.50583, -64.56194 Ituzaingó 15
Earthquake 2009 - November 10, 2009 - 1440 3.5 III 27 ° 18'00 "S 56 ° 42'50 .4" O / -27.3, 15 56714 Córdoba Earthquake 2009 -25 December 2009 - 4.0 III 25 21.42 Ushuaia Earthquake 2010 [note 66] -17 January 2010 - 8.00 6.5 VII 58 ° 05'49 "S 66 ° 39'4" W / -58.09694, -66.65111 Earthquake
26 San Juan, 2010 - January 18, 2010 - 9.28 113 5.5 IV-V
Earthquake Tucumán 2010 -19 January 2010 - 14:28
5.4 VII 26, 2010 Salta earthquake - February 27, 2010 - 12:45 6.1 VI 24 ° 35'16 .8 "S 65 ° 25'55 .2" W / -24,588, -65 432 38
Earthquake Santiago del Estero, 2011 - January 1, 2011 - 6:56 7.0 VII 26 ° 45'29 "S 63 ° 6'11" W / 26 758, 63 103 562 Earthquake Quines
2011 -03 January 2011 - 7:41 3.2 II and III 0.8 -32 ° 5.52 'S -65 ° 31'48 "W / 31 902, 64.47 20 San Juan
Earthquake -04 January 2011 2011 - 19:59 01/05 II and III -29 ° 2'20 .4 "-69 ° 29.9 S 0.6" O / 28 961, 68 514 110 Earthquake
Termas de Rio Hondo -07 January 2011 -21:52 3.6 II and III -27 ° 38'24 "S -64 ° 48'36" W / 26.36, 63.19 60
Earthquake Dean Funes (Cordoba) -09 January 2011 - 15:26 01/03 II and III -30 ° 27'32 .4 "S -64 ° 21'46 .8" O / 29 541, 63 637 40 Calingasta Earthquake of 2011-12 January 2011 - 00:41 3.0 II 0.4 III -31 ° 25.20 'S -69 ° 3'14 .4 "W / 30.577667, Earthquake
96 68 946 Santa Rosa de Calamuchita 2011 -19 January 2011 - 07:52 3.6 II and III -32 ° 12'42 .2 "S -64 ° 40'55 .2" W / 31.788278,
22 63 318 2011 Salta Earthquake -24 January 2011 - 01:58 1.4 S / D -24 ° 11'56 .4 "S -66 ° 55'58 .8" O / 23,801, 65 067 190 Earthquake
San Juan, 2011 - January 29, 2011 - 4:24 4.5 II -31 ° 48'3 .6 "S -67 ° 58'30" W / 30 199, 66 025 34 San Jose Earthquake Jachal, 2011 - January 30, 2011 - 06:00 04/04 II and III -30 ° 25'30 "S -68 ° 52'26 .4" O / 29 575, 67 126 109 Tanti
Terremoo of 2011 - 06 February 2011 - 11 : 13 2.5 II and III -31 ° 13'37 .2 "S -64 ° 46'48" W / 30,773, 63.22 10 Salta Earthquake 2011 - February 10, 2011 - S / D 4.6 S / DS / D Earthquake 2011 San Juan-11 February 2011 00:13 4.0 III and III -31 ° 44'44 .4 "S -68 ° 35'31 .2" / 30.254333, 67 408 100
Mendoza Earthquake 2011 - February 14, 2011 - S / D 4.5 S / DS / D 96
Earthquake Tucumán 2011 -21 February 2011 - 6:58 09/05 S / DS / D 13



Notes * 1 * 2 * 3 See also References * 4 External links

Notes 1. ↑ destroyed the small town of Talavera Esteco, in the province of Salta, and caused many casualties. Considerable damage occurred in the city of Salta. 2. ↑ It was the first major earthquake that struck the city of Mendoza since its founding. Caused damage to several buildings without causing casualties.
3. ↑ It caused major damage in the city of Santiago del Estero 4. ↑ produced damage and some casualties in the city of Trancas, Tucumán province. 5. ↑ It affected several towns in the province of Salta and the capital city. Caused damage and some casualties.
6. ↑ percentage occurred most destructive earthquake in history, to register, Argentina. Destroyed the city of Mendoza and left about 6,000 dead on a total population of 18,000. 7. ↑ It was a exceptional seismic intensity and duration that caused damage to the Cathedral, the Cabildo and the original building houses in San Salvador de Jujuy.
8. ↑ destroyed the town of Oran in the northern province of Salta. There were many victims.
9. ↑ again destroyed the city of Oran and caused the exodus of its population .
10. ↑ affected all populations of the coast of Rio de la Plata, particularly to the cities of Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Produced slight damage and its epicenter was located in the center of that river. 11. ↑ seriously affected buildings the town of Recreation, in the province of Catamarca. There were some fatalities. 12. ↑ There was the largest earthquake magnitude of all that occurred in Argentina, with its epicenter in the northwestern province of San Juan. Caused severe damage and some casualties in all this province and that of La Rioja. Also caused minor damage in the provinces of Catamarca, Córdoba, San Luis and Mendoza, a distance of 500 km of the epicentral area.
13. ↑ Pomán destroyed the town of the province of Catamarca, and affected villages and Muntquín Saujil. Only one was injured and bruised.
14. ↑ destroyed the town of Yacuiba (Bolivia) and several small towns in the province of Salta (Argentina). There were three dead and several wounded. 15. ↑ produced severe damage and some casualties in the western province of La Rioja (Argentina), and affected mainly the small town of Jagüé. 16. ↑ affect the great Mendoza, especially in urban areas of the department of Las Heras. It caused moderate damage and few casualties. 17. It affected mainly ↑ Tafi del Valle in the province of Tucumán. Produced moderate damage such as cracked walls and collapsing buildings. 18. ↑ It caused significant damage in several towns in the province of Tucumán, especially Monteros and La Cocha. 19. ↑ It affected more to Metán, Rosario de la Frontera and nearby towns in the province of Salta, and caused minor damage. Was felt in the cities of Salta, Catamarca, Jujuy and Tucumán.
20. ↑ produced damage to Dean Funes, Cruz del Eje and Soto, Córdoba province, and south of Santiago del Estero, La Rioja and Catamarca. 21. ↑ He was intensive in San Miguel de Tucumán. Alarm and caused slight damage to that city. 22. ↑ It caused moderate damage to the Great Mendoza. Again, the greatest damage was concentrated in Las Heras and the north of the capital.
23. Caused ↑ severe damage and many casualties in a set of populations located about 30 km northeast of the capital city of Mendoza, especially in Costa de Araujo, Lavalle and The Central. 24. It affected ↑ back to Gran Mendoza. The greatest damage was again located in the department of Las Heras. He also produced some victims.
25. ↑ affect the great Mendoza and caused slight damage, no casualties.
26. ↑
The epicenter was located in southern Mendoza province, about 200 km from the capital city. Caused major damage and many casualties in the towns of Villa Atuel and Las Malvinas.
27. ↑ caused significant damage and many casualties in the town of La Poma, Salta.

28. ↑ It caused moderate damage in the town of El Naranjo in the province of Tucumán.
29. ↑ It caused cracks in buildings in the town of Raco, province of Tucumán. Produced slight damage in the city of San Miguel de Tucumán.
30. ↑ Sampacho
The town in the southeast of the province of Córdoba (apparently non-seismic area, the possessed not the least trace of "seismic official story" of the last thousands of years of activity, all of Argentina is seismic!), was partially destroyed by a local earthquake there was also some victims
.
31. ↑ produced considerable damage and some casualties in the town of San Francisco del Monte de Oro and General San Martín, province of San Luis.
32. ↑ It caused damage and a small number of victims in the eastern departments of the province of San Juan, especially Caucete and May 25.

33. ↑ This earthquake destroyed the city of San Juan and several neighboring departments. Caused more than 10,000 deaths in a population of 90,000 inhabitants. Mendoza also caused damage, especially in the department of Las Heras.

34. ↑ produced great alarm and minor damage Huerta Grande localities, Cosquín and La Falda, in the province of Cordoba.
35. ↑ mainly affects Curuzú Monte Caseros and Cuatiá, in the province of Corrientes, and minor damage occurred in these locations. It was felt very strong in Chahar and San Jose Feliciano and with less intensity in Goya, Concordia and Paraná.
36. ↑ It caused damage and casualties in several localities in the east and southeast of the province of Salta and Jujuy. Also affected the capital cities of both provinces. It was the last major earthquake in northwestern Argentina.
37. ↑ It was the largest earthquake in southern Argentina. The epicenter was west of the island of Tierra Fire, affecting not only the people of the island but also the more northern populations, especially Rio Gallegos.
38. It affected ↑ San Juan. Caused damage in some villages in the south and west of the province and a small number of victims.
39. ↑ produced great alarm and moderate damage in the town of Villa Giardino, Córdoba province.
40. ↑ It caused considerable damage in the town of Villa Castelli, La Rioja province.
41. ↑ produced great alarm and moderate damage in the town of San Andrés, province of Salta.
42. ↑ produced moderate damage in the town of Bethlehem Catamarca province.
43. ↑ produced great alarm and moderate damage Tartagal, province of Salta.
44. ↑ It affected the town of Media Agua, San Juan province, and caused great alarm and slight damage to the capital city of San Juan.
45. ↑ It caused slight damage to the capital city of the province of Mendoza.
46. ↑ It affected the towns of brocket deer and Campo Largo, in the province of Chaco, and produced cracks in brick walls and falling plaster. It was felt with less intensity in the towns of Charata, Las Breñas General Pinedo, Roque Saenz Peña and others.
47. ↑ produced slight damage in the town of Mogna (province San Juan) and caused landslides in the hills near this population. Was felt in the cities of San Juan, Mendoza and San Luis and to a lesser extent in Cordoba and La Rioja.
48. ↑ It caused slight damage to the town of birth, province of Catamarca.
49. ↑ produced damage in several locations in the eastern provinces of Salta and Jujuy, especially in Santa Clara.
50. ↑ It affected the town of Oran, Salta.
51. ↑ It affected the towns of San Ramón Patquía and in the province of La Rioja and the town of Fertile Valley in the province of San Juan. Produced cracks and minor damage to adobe buildings. It was felt lower intensity in Villa Union, La Rioja and Vinchina, province of La Rioja.
52. ↑ produced significant damage in almost all the province of San Juan, especially in the city of Caucete, killing 65 people. It also caused slight damage to the north of Mendoza.
53. ↑ aftershock of November 23, 1977. Produced slight damage Caucete City and other towns of this department in the province of San Juan.
54. ↑ aftershock of November 23, 1977. Slight damage occurred at locations Albardón department, province of San Juan.
55. ↑ produced minor damage in the towns of Villa Burruyacú and Benjamin Araoz, province of Tucumán.
56. ↑ It caused considerable damage throughout the Greater Mendoza, but very few victims. The departments most affected were Godoy Cruz and Las Heras.
57. ↑ It caused slight damage to the town of Timbo Viejo, Tucumán province.
58. ↑ It was felt with great intensity in several locations in the provinces of San Juan and Mendoza and Illapel (Chile). It caused slight damage to the department Calingasta (San Juan). Was perceived to a lesser extent in other provinces and in the Chilean cities of Valparaiso, Copiapo, La Serena, Quillota and Santiago.
59. ↑ caused alarm in several locations the provinces of San Juan and Mendoza, with slight damage. It was felt less strongly in the provinces of San Luis and Cordoba.
60. ↑ produced minor damage in the town of San Francisco, province of Jujuy. There were numerous aftershocks, some quite intense.
61. ↑ produced damage to buildings and power outages in Rio Hondo. Was felt in Santiago del Estero, Tucumán and Catamarca.
62. ↑ 27 injuries were reported. Produced severe damage to adobe buildings.
63. ↑ It was felt in 14 provinces of Argentina and in neighboring countries (Chile, Paraguay). Damage to homes was reported in parts of Catamarca and La Rioja.
64. ↑ produced considerable damage and some casualties in the town of San Francisco del Monte de Oro and General San Martín, province of San Luis.
65. ↑ The intensity of the earthquake on the Modified Mercalli scale reached grade VI (six) in towns near the epicenter as Colonia Santa Rosa in Salta and Yuto in the province of Jujuy, grade V to VI (five to six) in San Ramon New Oran and grade IV (four) in the capital city of Salta.
66. ↑ He was mostly in the Drake Passage




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World Poetry Day: March 21, and thanks to the poet Alejandra Viviana Clotilde Gianello





popular singer died on

Argentino Luna
Télam - Sat
, 19 Mar 2011 21:15 ART









Buenos Aires, March 19 (Télam) .- The popular singer died
Argentino Luna tonight at the Favaloro Foundation Clinic of the capital, after being a serious peléandolo illness of a serious illness that kept him hospitalized in recent months after decompensation prior to a performance in southern Argentina.


The information was provided to Télam, by people close to the "gaucho de Madariaga" as he acknowledged in the folk environment, when in the early hours of the night, his heart stopped beating.



Luna was recognized in the art scene for a very interesting compositions Surer Argentine singer the likes of "Look how nice is my country peasant," "Son do not worry", "The reason for my song", "Zamba for say goodbye "and" From the song you remember, "among many others. (Télam)










From: gatodelperro ALFREDO

ARRIETA

To elpueblodetierra.

Nec spe, nec metu


Mexico.








From: ArtiXDj the best for them will end up in jail, or the best for us in the wall.



bernardocarlosblanco 1 year 5



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Argentina has cancer and you get to the bone. No memory, no guide and no respect. Other countries have given us what we should about our land ... work, to live with dignity. The luggage we set up one day know what suffering is not having things not yet corrupted but if we went was for more of the same, retirees that get shit to stick to the board, young children malnourished ... and laburante with water up to his neck, not truth I say no thanks.



Esquiavy82 2 months ago 2




* : jfvillalba Here is my tribute Argentino Luna Singer General Madariaga Buenos Aires province (Rep Argentina) (Accompanied by several great Don Luis Landricina, the grandson and Peteco monkey Carabajal) Argentina plays a little theme, a Milongon, of his own authorship entitled "That's great has ido "
Don Luna page: http://www.argentinoluna.com/


From: carlosquilmeslopez Guarany continues to share and talk Argentino Luna sings a very emotional song dedicated to Don Horacio called "Horacio Guarany" author Argentino Luna Program Data:
http://www.canal7.com.ar/canal7/ modules / ficha_programas / ficha.php? id = 467 Page: http://www.madariaga.gov.ar/

carlosquilmeslopez a great French pianist and composer. Performed by Argentino Luna Man General Madariaga.

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Argentino Luna:

http://www.geocities.com/gauchocantor / principal.htm information about Pablo del Cerro: http://www.ciudadfloral.com.ar/html.php?txt=481 information about Atahualpa Yupanqui

: http://

www.raicesargentinas.com.ar / Notes / biographies / yupanqui.htm

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