2024-11-02 09:30:00
2024 – Die for your country. The State Board of Education established the “Day of the Dead” on July 2, 1908.
This celebration was born thanks to the initiative of Corrientes Professor Dr. José Alfredo Ferreir. Its purpose is to commemorate the men and women throughout history who have given their lives in service to their country.
More anniversaries
1909 – Surgeon. In Tucumán San Miguel’s Plaza San Martín, a group of humble neighbors founded Tucumán San Martín, one of the most important clubs in northern Argentina and a classic rival of Atlético Tucumán.
Municipal Stadium of Tucumán San Martin
1913 – Burt Lakanst. Actor Burt Lancaster, American and European film star, winner of Oscars and Golden Globes, was born in New York City, USA. He made 77 films, including “Novecento,” “The Island of Dr. Moreau” and “Leopard.”
1944 – Keith Emerson. British composer and keyboardist Keith Emerson was born in the small English town of Todmorden. He was a member of one of the earliest progressive symphonic rock bands, Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Founding member of.
1950 – Bernard Shaw. Irish playwright, critic and polemicist Bernard Shaw has died at the age of 94 in the English town of Ayotte St Lawrence. Won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1925.
Bernard Shaw. (web)
1956 – Juan D. Perron. After the 1955 military coup, former President Juan Domingo Perón went into exile in Caracas and appointed John W. Cooke, a former Peronist deputy, to serve as his deputy in Caracas. Representative of Argentina and “resistance leader” of the ruling regime.
Juan Domingo Peron
1978 – Love in Outland. “Outlandos D’Amour” was published in London and is the debut album of the British rock band The Police, also produced by Sting (Gordon Matthew Sumner), Andy Summers and Stewart Cope One of the most iconic albums from the trio formed by Lan.
1980 – Merlot Mustard Sauce. Eight minutes into the match against Boca Juniors at the Candy Box Stadium, referee Claudio Busca showed River Plate midfielder Reynaldo “Mostaza” Melo a red card. It was the fastest expulsion in the history of Argentine football’s Super Classic.
“Mustard” Merlot. (sound/archive)
1985 – Cougar. Argentinian rugby team Los Pumas drew a historic 21-21 draw with the New Zealand All Blacks. All of the Pumas’ goals were scored by forward Hugo Porta, who was inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in 2008.
2017 – Sierra Lima. María Marta Serra Lima, the singer who stood out for her interpretations of romantic songs and boleros, has died in Miami, USA, at the age of 72. He has recorded nearly 50 albums.
2023 – Crime by journalists. Celebrating the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists established by the United Nations.
Illustrative image. Mexico. (file)
Other anniversaries
- 1789.- The French National Assembly issued a decree nationalizing the assets of the clergy.
- 1907- Rudyard Kipling won the Nobel Prize for Literature.
- 1917- The British government signed the Balfour Declaration, supporting Palestine for the first time as a “national home for the Jewish people.”
- 1920.- In the United States, there was the “Ocoee Massacre” (Florida): when an African-American was about to vote in the presidential election, an act of violence occurred, resulting in the deaths of approximately 60 African-Americans.
- 1930.- In Addis Ababa, Ras Tafari Makonnen and Itiq Menem were crowned emperors of Ethiopia. The emperor adopted the name Haile Selassie, “the Power of the Holy Trinity, King of Kings and Lord of Lords.”
- 1936- In the UK, the BBC television service launches, becoming the first network in the world to offer daily programmes.
- 1948- Harry S. Truman was elected the 33rd President of the United States.
- 1955- American researchers Carlton-Schweter and Schaefer obtained a crystallized form of the virus that causes polio.
- 1962- U.S. President John F. Kennedy reported that Soviet bases in Cuba had been dismantled.
- 1964- Prince Faisal was declared King of Saudi Arabia after his brother Saudi Arabia abdicated.
- 1975- Film director and screenwriter Pier Paolo Passolini was murdered in a vacant lot in Ostia (Italy).
- 1983- South Africa held a referendum to reform its constitution, expanding the political rights of Asians and mixed-race people but not black people, who make up 73% of the population.
- 1987- Zhao Ziyang was confirmed as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China.
- 1988- The Morris worm was the first virus on the Internet, initiated by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States.
- 1990- Mozambique’s parliament has approved the country’s new constitution, which provides for a multi-party system and a market economy.
- 1997- Russia and Japan have signed an agreement to resolve the territorial conflict over the Kuril Islands.
- 2000.- The first expedition consisted of two Russian astronauts, Sergei Krikaliov and Yuri Gidzenko, and American astronaut Bill Shepherd The team arrives at the International Space Station (ISS).
- 2001- The United States decided to block the accounts of 28 foreign terrorist organizations, including ETA, within the international counter-terrorism framework.
- 2004- The United States held a presidential election and Republican George W. Bush was elected president.
- 2006- In Spain, the Chamber of Deputies approved reforms to the Andalusian Statute.
- .- A Mexican investor has broken a world record by buying the American Jackson Pollock’s “No 5, 1948” painting for 109 million euros.
- 2015.- Due to the theft and leakage of confidential Vatican documents, a case called “Vatileaks2” broke out in the Vatican. A Spanish priest and an Italian citizen were arrested.
- 2017.- In Spain, a judge ordered the unconditional imprisonment of former Vice President Oriol Junqueras and seven other former ministers after Catalonia’s former president Carles Puigdemont failed to appear in court.
born
- 1906- Luchino Visconti, Italian film producer.
- 1913- Carmen Amaya y Amaya, Spanish dancer.
- 1923- Aida Vitale, Uruguayan poet.
- 1925- Modesto Quesart, Spanish painter.
- 1929- Richard E. Taylor, Canadian scientist, winner of the 1990 Nobel Prize in Physics.
- 1934- Enrique Corral, former Spanish football player.
- 1937- Maria Fernanda Docon, Spanish actress.
- 1938- Sofia of Greece, honorary queen of Spain.
- 1946- Alan Jones, Australian Formula One racing driver.
- 1960- Moroccan athlete Ovita said.
- 1963- Calixto Vietto, Spanish playwright.
- 1967- Corine Pelluchon, French philosopher and essayist.
- 1970- Diego David Domínguez González, “David Delfín”, Spanish designer, painter and actor.
death toll
- 1950- Bernard Shaw, Irish writer and 1925 Nobel Prize winner.
- 1975- Pierpaolo Pasolini, Italian film producer.
- 1994- Richard Poitier, French film director.
- 2001- Emiliano José Alfaro Aregui, Spanish soldier.
- 2002- Enrique Sarasola Lechundi, Spanish businessman.
- 2003- Fernando Vizcaino Casas, Spanish writer and lawyer.
- 2004- Theo van Gogh, Dutch filmmaker.
- 2007- Igor Moiseev, Russian choreographer.
- 2009.- José Luis Lopez Vazquez, Spanish actor.
- 2010.- Adrián Gómez, Spanish band player.
- 2018.- Alvaro de Luna Blanco, Spanish actor.
- 2019.- Marie Laforêt, French singer and actress.
- .- Nicolas Dueñas, Spanish actor.
Source: Self and institution.
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