oudine2

oudine2 last signed in Nov 17 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Jun 04, 2009.

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Rastrojero. A car completely made in Argentina

Published July 23, 2009 /

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Stubble The stubble beginning construction on a par with cars Justicialists. During the development of these projects was a circumstance that gave rise to the stubble that had paradoxically greater continuity as originally intended. During this period there was an entity called IAPI (Instituto Argentino de Promotion Exchange) whose function

PAMPA. An Argentinian Car

by oudine2 | in Automotive > Cars

At this very moment to recall the history of the tractor Pampa The Pampa or simply as I knew and still know in the Argentine countryside, only takes a few moments well worth investing in ... to understand that things change these payments, but not both.
History of Justicialist Car

by oudine2 | in Automotive > Cars

The automobile industry was born in Justicialista Aeronautics and Mechanical State (IAME) by an initiative of Brig. Juan Ignacio San Martin who proposed to President Juan Domingo Peron in car drawing facilities IAME.
Evita: The body.

by oudine2 | in Culture & Society > Politics

On August 12 the body was taken to the second floor of the CGT, which was conditioned as laboratory and office of Dr. Pedro Ara
Evita, the final days

by oudine2 | in Culture & Society > Politics

On July 18, 1952 was a sign that his life was turning out. Entered into an apparent state of coma. In this situation, doctors called the father Benítez, a resuscitation team and the other for oxygen.
Evita, The beginning of the end: The agony

by oudine2 | in Culture & Society > Politics

The first sign of disease appeared on January 9, 1950: Evita fell fainting at the opening of a union of taxi drivers in Puerto Nuevo.
Evita: The foundation

by oudine2 | in Culture & Society > Politics

The social work that had begun in 1946, Evita was becoming larger and size.
Evita. The Europe Tour

by oudine2 | in Culture & Society > Politics

In June 1947, officially invited by the Spanish Government, Evita began a tour that took her to Spain, Italy, Portugal, France, Switzerland, Monaco, Brazil and Uruguay.
Evita, Eva Peron. First lady: its beginnings in social action

by oudine2 | in Culture & Society > Politics

Following the assumption of Perón, Evita was installed on the fourth floor of the Palace of Post and Telecommunications
Eva Peron and the political

by oudine2 | in Culture & Society > Politics

On January 15, 1944 an earthquake destroyed 90% of the buildings in the city of San Juan. 7 thousand people died and 12 thousand were wounded. From the Department of Labor and Welfare, Peron organized a national mobilization