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La Plata Wikipedia. La Plata is a city of Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, and of the La Platapartido. According to the 2. INDEC, it has a population of 7. La Plata was planned and developed to serve as the provincial capital after the city of Buenos Aires was federalized in 1. It was officially founded by Governor Dardo Rocha on 1. November 1. 88. 2. Its construction is fully documented in photographs by Toms Bradley Sutton. La Plata was briefly known as Ciudad Eva Pern Eva Pern City between 1. The city is home to two important first divisionfootball teams Estudiantes de La Plata and Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata. History and descriptioneditRocha decided to erect a new city to host the provincial government institutions and a university which had already been planned. Urban planner Pedro Benoit designed a city layout based on a rationalistconception of urban centers. The city has the shape of a square with a central park and two main diagonal avenues, north to south and east to west. In addition, there are numerous other shorter diagonal streets. This design is copied in a self similar manner in small blocks of six by six blocks in length. For every six blocks, there is a small park or square. Other than the diagonal streets, all streets are on a rectangular grid and are numbered consecutively. Thus, La Plata is nicknamed la ciudad de las diagonales city of diagonals. LA EDUCACIN Y LA VIDA. De la mano de Jorge y por iniciativa de la Directora Ejecutiva del INFD, Vernica Piovani, y de la Directora Nacional de Desarrollo. It is also called la ciudad de los tilos city of linden trees, because of the large number of linden trees lining the many streets and squares. The linden tree is one of a number of deciduous Northern Hemisphere tree species which dominate La Platas parks and streets ash, horsechestnut, plane, sweetgum and tulip tree are among the other examples. Palms and subtropical broadleaf evergreen trees thrive, but are comparatively infrequent. 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Antecedentes histricos de la reivindicacin catalana La zona fue alguna vez independiente relativamente pero fue sometida al apoyar al aspirante a reinar, perdedor. Alfonso Orantes, Elena Dorrego, Jorge Berrizbeitia, Marina Polo, Caruis Celina Parra, Arelys Figueroa, Daisy Pacheco, Blanca de Lpez, Luis. Presentacin. En 1974, la recordada y excelente Revista Alero de la Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, dedic el No. Avenue. It was opened on 1. November 1. 89. 0. Download La Vida Historica Jose Luis Romero Pdf ViewerPorfirio Daz y el Porfiriato Cronologa 18301915 Pablo Serrano lvarez Pablo Serrano lvarez Licenciado en Humanidades, con especialidad en Historia, por la. VERBETES Diego Augusto Diehl Assessor universitrio Universidade popular Publicado na Revista Captura Crptica Luiz Otvio Ribas Professor e assessor universitrio. Primeros aos y formacin. Alfredo Lpez Austin naci el 12 de marzo de 1936 en Ciudad Jurez, Chihuahua, Mxico. Estudi Derecho en la Universidad de Nuevo. Download La Vida Historica Jose Luis Romero Pdf Converter' title='Download La Vida Historica Jose Luis Romero Pdf Converter' />It was designed by Leopoldo Rochi in Renaissance style. The work was funded by the first inhabitants of La Plata, but as maintenance was very expensive, it was later donated to the Province of Buenos Aires. In the foyer, entering through the majestic doors, there was a beautiful white Carrara marble staircase. In the concert hall, hangs a huge chandelier with trimmings suspended from the ceiling. The easy chairs were tapestried in blue velveteen and the Bordeaux curtain was embroidered in gold. It had marvelous acoustics. In those years, the students of the Verdi Conservatory of Music performed in the theatre, their annual show of classical Spanish and folklore dances with the teachers Carmen de Toledo, Mrs Schubert and Nelly Rossotti respectively. Surrounding the theatre was the Peace Garden, containing flags and national flowers of several countries. People strolled and children played along its stony paths. However, fate decreed that it would not be saved from fire on 1. October 1. 97. 7 at 2. This has been noted as one of the largest losses to La Platas historical heritage. It was later replaced by a new building, which houses the theatres orchestra, choir and ballet, boasting several halls. The University of La Plata was founded in 1. It is well known for its observatory and natural history museum. Ernesto Sabato graduated in Physics at this university he went on to teach at the Sorbonne and the MIT before becoming a famed novelist. Doctor Ren Favaloro was another famous alumnus. Winkawaks Roms Games. During its early years, the university attracted a number of renowned intellectuals from the Spanish speaking world, such as Dominican Pedro Henrquez Urea. San Ponciano church is situated on the corner of 4. Streets. It was the first chapel in La Plata, inaugurated on 1. November 1. 88. 3, on the first anniversary of the foundation of the city. The project belongs to Pedro Benoit, who was also the designer of the city plan. Its neogothic style has been well kept and the inner paintings are now being restored. The founder of the city, Dardo Rocha, named it San Ponciano in memory of his son, Ponciano. St. Ponciano was born in Rome. In 2. 30 he was elected as Bishop of Rome and Pope. Because of the Christian Persecution he was forced into exile to the unhealthy Sardinia Island. In 2. 35 he resigned his position as pope because he did not want to leave the Church in a difficult situation during his absence. He died in 2. 35 and was buried in the catacombs of Saint Callixtus among eight other Popes. Inside the church, you can see the authentic Virgen de Lujn niche, which was moved here in 1. La Plata in the 2. Under Alvears administration 1. Enrique Mosconi, the president of the oil state company Yacimientos Petrolferos Fiscales, created the distillery of La Plata, which was the tenth largest in the world. Railway station, La Plata. On 1. 0 December 1. Parish church of St. Francis of Assisi in this city, Juan Domingo Pern and Eva Duarte got married. The city was renamed in 1. Eva Pern, though its original name was restored in 1. Several daily newspapers are published there, the most prominent of which is El Da. In October 1. 99. UNESCO approved the citys bid to gain recognition as a World Heritage site. The approval is still pending due to various objections to the criterion of maintaining architectural and landscape over recent decades, which in the opinion of other specialists, has produced severe damage to the original design and contextual aesthetics. PresenteditSports and stadiumseditThe Estadio Ciudad de La Plata, also known as the Estadio nico, opened on 7 June 2. Latin America. Various other construction and renovation projects have continued, including the addition of a roof structure. Estudiantes has become a permanent tenant of the new stadium while their own stadium is being modernised Gimnasia La Plata has only played occasional home games in this stadium. In 2. 01. 1, the Estadio Ciudad de La Plata was one of the host sites for the 2. Copa America including an opening round match between Argentina and Bolivia, a semifinal game, and the third place final. Now, the stadium is additionally used for concerts and Puma matches. During 2. 00. 9, following a series of agreements between the city municipality, the governor of the province and the nations presidency, progress was made in the final transfer of the land of the Paseo del Bosque to Estudiantes and Gimnasia La Plata clubs. On 2. 4 June 2. 00. Deliberative Council adopted the Convention and the ordinance for which Gimnasia and Estudiantes clubs received grants for the lands on which their home grounds are currently located within El Bosque The Forest. Elections and civic advanceseditOn 2. October 2. 00. 7,Pablo Bruera was elected mayor with 2. Julio Alak, who had been mayor since 1. Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala. University of San Carlos of Guatemala. Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala. Motto. Id y ensead a todos. Motto in English. Go forth and teach everyone. Type. Public. Established. Students. 15. 3,0. Location. Guatemala City, Guatemala. Campus. Urban. Websitewww. The Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala USAC, University of San Carlos of Guatemala is the biggest and oldest university of Guatemala it is also the fourth founded in the Americas. Established in the Kingdom of Guatemala during the Spanish colony, it was the most prestigious institution of higher education in Central America and the only one in Guatemala until 1. The University has had five major transformations The University grew out of the Colegio de Santo Toms de Aquino Saint Thomas Aquinas High School, founded in 1. Bishop Francisco Marroqun. After a series of major earthquakes in 1. Santiago de los Caballeros, the crown authorities ordered the evacuation of the city and the relocation of its government, religious and university functions to the new capital La Nueva Guatemala de la Asuncin, the universitys present location. In the early years, from the 1. However, their activities were interrupted after the Independence of Central America in 1. At that time, each province of the former Captaincy General of Guatemala promoted the creation of a local university. The university remained as an institution in Guatemala, but it closed in 1. Central America, and in 1. Academy of Sciences. In 1. 84. 0, with the comeback of the conservatives, it was turned into the Pontifical University of San Carlos Borromeo once again and even for a short period between 1. Estrada Cabrera University in honor of the then president, lawyer Manuel Estrada Cabrera. After the Revolution of October 1. USAC managed to obtain total autonomy, but from 1. Catholic education and the establishment of private universities, an attrition process of the university began, which included constant nonpayment of the budget percentage that corresponds to the University by the Constitution and the persecution and assassination of student leaders and faculty members throughout the duration of the Guatemala Civil War 1. HistoryeditFirst era Royal and Pontifical University of San Carlos BorromeoeditThe university tradition in Guatemala and Central America goes back to the 1. University of San Carlos was founded on 3. January 1. 67. 6 by Royal Decree of Carlos II in the colonial capital of Santiago de los Caballeros de Guatemala. The Royal University of San Carlos became the third Royal College founded in Spanish America and it was consecrated by Pope Innocent XI on June 1. Colonization by the Spaniards implied a new formation of society, with its brand new civil and ecclesiastical institutions. As time went by, residents demanded a place in the royal institutions for their descendants, in return for the heroics of their ancestors during the battles of conquest. However, there were no schools to teach youth to become public servants. It was not until the second half of the 1. The first bishop of Guatemala, Francisco Marroqun, requested the approval of the Spanish crown to set up a grammar class, in which Latin was to be taught, as it was the intellectual language of the time. This single fact has been the basis to perpetuate the myth that links bishop Marroquin to the early stages of the University of San Carlos. Towards the end of his life, in 1. Marroquin left in his will some funds to set up a school, the Santo Toms de Aquino, where Grammar, Arts, Philosophy and Theology would be taught. The beneficiaries of this pious enterprise would be the children of poor Spaniards, given that they could not travel to cities like Mexico where the Royal Universities were. This will has been also interpreted by scholars as the origin of the University of San Carlos. However, the late priest had a clear idea of the difference between a school i. General Study where the students earned degrees. About this, historian John Tate Lanning tells that his will is so well known that there are some scholars that have not even seen it and have already read a lot of things that are not there at all. Nowhere in his will Marroqun talks about any university, much less talk about his intentions to establish one. On the other hand, what is documented is that major Pedro Crespo Surez left in his will twenty thousand pesos to set up the classes for the university that is in the works with the authorities. In 1. Guatemala Gmez Fernndez de Crdoba y Santilln, O. S. H., following ecclesiastical directions from the Council of Trent and on the basis of the royal decrees issued after that council, authorized the foundation of the Nuestra Seora de la Asuncin School and Seminary, which was the first higher educational institution in the Kingdom of Guatemala. The Jesuits, who already had their Colegio de San Borja and wanted to run the Seminary themselves, opposed its foundation, as they did not like other regular orders Mercedarians, Franciscans and Dominicans or the leader of the secular clergy took an initiative in religious and educational matters. The president of the Real Audiencia authorized that classes should start while they were awaiting the authorization to build the new school for the students at the time they only had one classroom in the Dominican convent where, in theory, they gave the Arts, Theology and Religion classes. After several decades, discussions and petitions, king Carlos II on 3. January 1. 67. 6, granted a license to the city of Santiago de los Caballeros de Guatemala to found a University. This would be third royal university in the Spanish Empire in America, and the second in New Spain, after the one in Mexico. After the disputatious process of organization, and five years after the royal decree, the university started officially its lectures of five of the nine classes, on 7 January 1. Dr. Jos de Baos y Soto Mayor, who was in charge of the Cathedral, Preacher of the King of Spain and Doctor from the University of Osuna. The university started under the protection of San Carlos Borromeo, with its first directive written by Francisco Saraza y Arce, who copied from those of the University of Mxico which, in turn, were adapted from the Universidad de Salamanca in Spain. First graduates and science teachingeditAntonio Liendo y Goicoechea, a Franciscan friar, reformed education at the University. He was a professor of most of the eventual leaders of the Central American independence. In 1. 66. 0 the printer es Jos de Pineda Ibarra arrived at Santiago de los Caballeros. Among all his works he introduced university graduation cards, where it was written what the final exam was going to be about, date and time for the exam, and the names of the university authorities and student sponsors. On 1. 1 July 1. 71. Vicente Ferrer Gonzlez. The next physician to graduate was Pedro Palacios y Cbar, who presented his final exam seventeen years later and forty seven years after that, the eminent Dr. Jos Felipe Flores graduated. The Franciscan friar Juan Antonio Liendo y Goicoechea reformed university education towards the end of the 1. Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy and Mathematics and technology studies. Second era Science Academyedit. Doctor Mariano Glvez during his gubernatorial term as Head of State of Guatemala.