... MARTA FONTENLA Translated by Sara Koopman k Femicides in Mar del Plata Masculinist violence is maintained and reproduced by the state, not only when it fails to take measures to prevent and protect...

... abcopba Archivo del Banco de la Provincia de Buenos Aires agn Archivo General de la Nación (Buenos Aires) ahpba Archivo Histórico de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (La Plata) apn Archivo Penitenciario Argentino (Buenos Aires) jrl John Rylands Library (Manchester, England) ...

... between 1530 and 1585 reflected incursions into new areas, especially the Rio de la Plata, Brazil, parts of India and Africa, China, and the Molucca Islands. An examination of three case studies of slaves in the Moluccas, Rio de la Plata, and Myanmar reveals the entangled nature of slavery from the...

... In 1809 the first autonomous governments, known as juntas, were formed in the cities of La Plata (today Sucre) and La Paz in response to the political crisis in Spain. The abdication of King Carlos IV and then his son Fernando VII under pressure from Napoleon had allowed French forces to seize...

... comply, however, and the conflict escalated to full-scale insurrection in August 1780. Katari acquired great prestige throughout the countryside and his movement put on the defensive the Spanish forces based in La Plata (today Sucre), the seat of the royal court for the entire district of Charcas. Katari...

..., el cisne es de plata, bañado de sol. Tal es, cuando esponja las plumas de seda, olímpico pájaro herido de amor, y viola en las linfas sonoras a Leda, buscando su pico los labios en flor. Suspira la bella desnuda y vencida, y en tanto que al aire sus quejas se van, del fondo verdoso de...

... follows, attributed to an Argentine military oӽcial, describes Cumbay as a proud “barbarian prince” when he was ostentatiously received in Potosí in 1813 by Manuel Belgrano, commander of the invading army from the Río de La Plata. The report shows the prestige Belgrano enjoyed, not only with the mass of...

... Bibliography 371 A ivostorirc h Hi co de la Provincia de Buenos Aires (AHPBA), La Plata, Argentina (Real Audiencia) Criminales, leg. 34–1–9 Criminales, leg. 34–1–10 Criminales, leg. 34–1–11 Criminales, leg. 34–1–12 Criminales, leg. 34–1–13 Criminales, leg. 34–1–18 Criminales, leg. 34–1–19...

... at the Institute of Latin American Integration at the National Uni- versity of Law Plata in La Plata, Argentina, for the wonderful atmosphere in which to work and complete much of the work on this book. I would also like to thank the Council on International Exchange of Scholars for my Fulbright...

... LUIS Buenos Aires La Plata MENDOZA BUENOS Santa Rosa...

... Soccer and Popular Joy 265 on the team besides Evaristo. ‘‘Ferreyra is number one shouts someone in the stands. And another: ‘‘What a scientific game From a Rooftop South of the stadium of San Lorenzo of Almagro, on La Plata Avenue, there is a building with a pointed roof and various skylights...

... Paraguay, he has been widely—­and unjustly, in White’s view—­represented as a cruel, almost inhuman, tyrant. The continuing demands of the inhabitants of the interior provinces and Buenos Aires (porteños), along with the creation of the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata (1776), forced the...

... topics for the Upper Peruvian city of La Plata (present-day Sucre), the seat of the audiencia (high court) of Charcas in the late eighteenth century. In the years following the great indigenous uprisings of 1780–81, La Plata, also known as Charcas or Chuquisaca, witnessed a series of traumatic events...

... over the countryside, established regular communications with rebellious com- munities in Paria, Porco, and Yamparáez, and marched on the city of La Plata, threatening to kill the entire population. Then, in the valley of San Pedro de Buena Vista, hundreds of Spanish and mestizo residents...

... Plata, 198–99, 201, 208n2; Salvador da 62–63, 77, 186–88. See also Buenos Bahía, 33n2, 219. See also Brasília; Rio Aires de Janiero; São Paulo Arte/Cidade, 24–25, 238, 245, 248 Britain, 34n12, 152, 218; London, 65, Atlantis, 212 165...

... los azoramientos del cisne entre los charcos y el falso azul nocturno de inquerida bohemia. Lejano clavicordio que en silencio y olvido no diste nunca al sueño la sublime sonata, huérfano esquife, árbol insigne, obscuro nido que suavizó la noche de dulzura de plata Esperanza olorosa a...

... expansion into the eastern ter- ritories of the Río de la Plata, mainly Uruguay. Cevallos’s victory laid the basis for the foundation of a new viceroyalty whose administrative capital would be Buenos Aires. This militaryevent generated a sense of political and cultural identityamong the city’s educated...

... source of the problem lay in the lack of the democratic ethics of tolerance and mutual respect. General José de San Martín (1778–1850), the first national hero of Argentine history, was one defender of this view. After completing his education in Spain, he returned to the Río de la Plata and organized...

... capital La Plata or Sucre, is known even today as “the Frontier.” In South America, this resistance is comparable only with that of the Mapuche in southern Chile. We do not know how far back this myth dates, but it was recounted by a Franciscan missionary from Italy, Doroteo Giannecchini, in a written...

... the “Mariscal” Días de Gloria (Days of glory), young people protesting an attempted coup outside the National Congress in March 1999 World Wildlife Fund maps showing deforestation in Paraguay (1945–2009) Typical “arcadian” rural landscape in Paraguay “Plata Yvyguy” (Hidden treasure), two...