November 2010

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Ideas To Paint A Hallway

to prepare!

. Instructor Nomad Tribal Style.
- Cycle 2011 -

. Locations: Buenos Aires, Corrientes, Bariloche, Salta and
Punta del Este.

. And in May, "The tribe extended" with a visit
Elsanne
Barrows and Sharon Kerr to Buenos Aires.

. Tribaleña is enlarged family!.
. Wiiiii!. :-)

Ideas To Paint A Hallway

to prepare!

. Instructor Nomad Tribal Style.
- Cycle 2011 -

. Locations: Buenos Aires, Corrientes, Bariloche, Salta and
Punta del Este.

. And in May, "The tribe extended" with a visit
Elsanne
Barrows and Sharon Kerr to Buenos Aires.

. Tribaleña is enlarged family!.
. Wiiiii!. :-)

Monday, November 22, 2010

How Long Does Radiculopathy Last?

Periodistas repudian el negacionismo de La Nueva Provincia sobre los crímenes de Massera

the undersigned, journalists and teachers of Communication Sciences across the country, we express our condemnation of the text denier published on November 9 last by the newspaper La Nueva Provincia, Bahia Blanca, which seeks to distort the role historic former chief Emilio Massera and repressors of the dictatorship as a whole.

harm the morals of society and insult the victims of the killing machine he co-directed the deceased Massera, the glorification of his figure and the historical misrepresentation of facts already elucidated in all possible instances of Justice, which reached accurate conclusions thanks for the dignity and courage of thousands of Argentines, and the commitment to "never again" for the vast majority of society.

If this denial stems from a newspaper with general aspiration and strong influence in the area where it spreads, the damage to truth and memory becomes more serious. Worse is the lie, when two workers of La Nueva Provincia graphics are among the fatal victims of the illegal repression by marine led by Massera, who then, between 1976 and 1983, received praise in the pages of the media.

We express no on the debate among lawyers about whether state terrorism negacionsimo deserves judicial sanction, such as, for example, in Germany and other countries. Yes we are under obligation as journalists, publishers react to texts such as the aforementioned, while business chambers urge the press to review the membership of media that show no commitment to democratic values \u200b\u200band are dedicated also to distort history.

Finally, we express solidarity with media workers of La Nueva Provincia repudiating the editorial position of the medium in which they work.

For accessions, send a mail with name and city of performance contraelnegacionismo@gmail.com

Rodolfo Piraccini - Province of Buenos Aires (Pergamino)
Elena Corvalan - Carlos Objective.To describe
Salta - Buenos Aires
Damian Autorino - Buenos Aires
Juan Pablo Mansilla - Buenos Aires
Miriam Lewin - Buenos Aires
Pedro Caram - Black River (Viedma)
Martin Alejo Van Dam - Salta
César Arrueta - Jujuy
Jorge Hirschbrand - Alejandra Mendoza
Cebrelli - Salta
Elio Brat - Neuquén
Sergio Flores - La Rioja
Oscar Londero - Entre Rios (Parana) Cristian Ortega
- Rodrigo Conti
Mendoza - Buenos Aires
Sebastian Lacunza - Buenos Aires
Victor Arancibia - Deborah Fields
Salta - Buenos Aires
Augusto Álvarez - Fabián Magnotta
Corrientes - Entre Ríos (Gualeguaychú) July
Torreguitart - Province of Buenos Aires (Coronel Pringles)
Oscar Lardizabal - Province of Buenos Aires (Mar del Plata)
Maria Rosa Di Santo - La Rioja
Mercedes López San Miguel - Buenos Aires
Lorena Maciel - Buenos Aires
Maurizio Matteuzzi - Rome (Italy)
Ignacio Lorenzo - Province of Buenos Aires (La Plata)
Claudio Andrés de Luca - Santa Fe (Rosario)
Marita Couto - Salta

Paul Kuperszmit - Buenos Aires
Ignacio Geba - Buenos Aires
Catracchia Gabriel - Buenos Aires
Ulises Naranjo - Juan Ignacio Irigaray
Mendoza - Buenos Aires
Diego Comba - Salta
Martín Becerra - Buenos Aires
Itumelia Mary Torres - Misiones (Posadas)
Soledad Maradona - Black River (Viedma )
Eduardo Molas - Catamarca

Raúl Queimaliños - Buenos Aires
David Haskel - Buenos Aires

Dario Diaz - Resistencia, Chaco

Idangel Betancourt - Javier Polvani
Salta - Mendoza Ariel
Said - Buenos Aires
Martín Luis Angulo - Buenos Aires
Daniel Bader - Province of Buenos Aires (La Plata)
Ernesto Espeche -
Maria Graciela González Mendoza - Buenos Aires
Malena Sánchez Moccero - Buenos Aires
Lila Lucchesi - Black River (Viedma)
Rodolfo Luis Brardinelli - Province of Buenos Aires (Quilmes )
Rubén Furman - Buenos Aires
Alejandro Frías - Serendipity Magazine
Mendoza - Mendoza Patricia
Biurci - Lorena Mendoza
Retegui - Province of Buenos Aires (La Plata)
Guillermo Posada - Córdoba
Pablo Antonini - Province of Buenos Aires ( La Plata)
María Josefina Adrover - Gustavo Díaz Fernández
Salta - Tucumán
Juan Salinas - Buenos Aires
Leonardo Sosa - Jujuy
Diego Ursini - Province of Buenos Aires (La Plata) Juan Pablo Csipka
- Buenos Aires
Maximilian F. Montenegro - Buenos Aires
Devincenzi
Jorge Serrano Lucía Palacios - Salta
Natalia Gili - Black River (Bariloche)
Alejandra Vartoliche - Black River (Bariloche)
Luciano Giudice - Black River (Bariloche)
Cecilia Buffa - Province of Buenos Aires ( La Plata)

Washington Uranga - Buenos Aires

Elena Bossi - Jujuy

Rubén Sacchi - Province of Buenos Aires (Lanús)
Silvia I. Radulovich - Salta
Leticia Conti - Province of Buenos Aires (Pergamino)
Jorge Fernandez Rojas -
René Mendoza Fabian Cardoso - Salta (Oran) Fabio
Prette - Chaco (Resistencia)
Nestor Rodolfo Cruz - Salta
Tamara Novelle - Buenos Aires
Daniel Samoilovich - Buenos Aires
David Ruiz - Tartagal, Salta
Leonardo Montero - Buenos Aires
Jorge Bernardez - Buenos Aires
Alejandra Pérez - La Rioja
Jorge Alberto Sharry - Pergamino, Buenos Aires

Paul Bussetti - Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires
Luis Fernando Rodriguez - Eduardo Maturano
Salta -
Lenny Cáceres - La Pampa
Hugo Eduardo Morales - Jump
Paul Roesler - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Juan Gasparini - Geneva, Switzerland
María Inés Zigarán - Jujuy
Lidia Fagales - Regis Stella
Buenos Aires - Córdoba
Gustavo Perez Ruiz - Pergamino, Buenos Aires
Glenn Postolski - Buenos Aires

Isabel Pino - Buenos Aires
Tefa Schegtel Torres - Tandil, Buenos Aires Eduardo Andrés
Maradona - La Plata
Orlando Jorge Castro - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Fernando A. Núñez - San Carlos de Bariloche, Buenos Aires
Monica Cohendoz - Olavarria, Buenos Aires
Hector Becerra - Buenos Aires Jorge Aníbal
Déboli - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Laura Graciela Urban - Salta
Fernando Barraza - Neuquén Claudia
Rafael - Olavarria, Buenos Aires
Nicolas Hirtz - Mariana Alejandra Ruiz
Salta - Salta
Miriam Goldstein - Buenos Aires
Facundo Pereyra - Tucumán
Liliana Lazcoz - Posadas, Misiones
Susana Rodriguez AC - Rolando Revagliatti
Salta - Buenos Aires
Network for the Defence of Human Rights Salta, Relatives of the Disappeared and Regional CHILDREN
Alexis Oliva Salta - Córdoba
Pablo Javier Blanco - Buenos Aires
Lorena Tapia Garzón - Buenos Aires
Analía Brizuela - Lucas Verduci
Salta - Buenos Aires
Miguel Mendoza Padilla - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Natalia Pandolfo - Santa Fe
Samuel Huerta - Oran, Salta Paola
Ale - Mendoza
Nair Villanueva - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Santiago Marino - Quilmes, Buenos Aires
Nestor Llido -
Rodis Recalt Buenos Aires - Buenos Aires Ariel
Sar - Buenos Aires
Kraber Matias - Buenos Aires
Daniel Marzal - San Carlos de Bariloche
Melina Sola - Maricel Spini
Salta - Buenos Aires
Mónica Abella - Buenos Aires
Matías E. Manoukian - Buenos Aires
Marta Rondoletto - Tucumán
Claudio Méndez - Ramallo, Buenos Aires
Estefania Liz Rivadeneira - Salta

San Cristobal Alejandro - Buenos Aires

Victoria Torres - Buenos Aires

Diego Corbalan - Buenos Aires

Alejandro Fabbri - Buenos Aires

Horman Paula - Buenos Aires Mauricio
Polchi - Buenos Aires

Mary Valdez - Buenos Aires

Gisela Leites - Chajarí, Entre Ríos

Silvio Pratto - Santiago del Estero

Daniel Fernando Cardozo - Viedma, Rio Romina Black
Ducca Prego-General Roca, Rio Black
Caporossi Sabrina - Viedma, Rio Black
Angel Hadziconstanti - Buenos Aires
Liliana Muñoz - Salta
Guillermo Fontana - Buenos Aires
Silvano Eric Rosso - Viedma, Pablo Bosch
Black River - Santa Fe
Silvina Rouvier - Buenos Aires
Mirta Dans - Good Claudia Jofre
Aires - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Christian Britton - Bahia Blanca Silvia Castillo
Buenos Aires - Salta
Lisandro Sabanés - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Jose Maldonado - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Graciana Vázquez Villanueva - Buenos Aires
Edward Llanos - Buenos Aires
Tack Sebastián - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Damián Miguel Loreti - Claudio Guerri
Buenos Aires - Buenos Aires
Gandini Mariano - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Juan Suarez - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Bocchio Diego - La Matanza, Buenos Aires
Emmanuel Olea - Buenos Aires
Paul Sieira - Buenos Aires
Carlos Lamiral-Buenos Aires
Ricardo L. Mosso - Buenos Aires

Cintia Vespasiani - Buenos Aires

Romina Irimia - Ensenada, Buenos Aires

Luciana Mateo - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Roxana Juarez - Salta
Raúl Corzo - Ensenada, Buenos Aires
Ricardo Casares - San Juan

How Long Does Radiculopathy Last?

Raúl Queimaliños - Buenos Aires
David Haskel - Buenos Aires

Dario Diaz - Resistencia, Chaco

Washington Uranga - Buenos Aires

Elena Bossi - Jujuy

San Cristobal Alejandro - Buenos Aires

Victoria Torres - Buenos Aires

Diego Corbalan - Buenos Aires

Alejandro Fabbri - Buenos Aires

Horman Paula - Buenos Aires Mauricio
Polchi - Buenos Aires

Mary Valdez - Buenos Aires

Gisela Leites - Chajarí, Entre Ríos

Silvio Pratto - Santiago del Estero

Cintia Vespasiani - Buenos Aires

Romina Irimia - Ensenada, Buenos Aires

Luciana Mateo - La Plata, Buenos Aires
Roxana Juarez - Salta
Raúl Corzo - Ensenada, Buenos Aires
Ricardo Casares - San Juan

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New National Holiday: November 20 NATIONAL DAY OF SOVEREIGNTY

On 20 November 1845, at the Battle of Vuelta a thousand Argentines forced to deep patriotism challenged the world's most powerful army in a historical epic that definitely helped to consolidate our national sovereignty.

was at the request of the historian José María Rosa and by Law No. 20,770 that our country has been established on 20 November as National Sovereignty Day in commemoration of the Battle of Vuelta de Obligado.

On 20 November 1845, a political context complex internal and deep divisions fostered a new attempt of two European powers (France and England) to colonize parts of our country. Governor Rosas, San Martín supported him from exile and throughout the country there was a desire to remain a free nation and not a foreign colony, even at the cost of enormous sacrifice that would mean. The purpose of the invaders was to enter the Parana, to which the Argentine government has anticipated preparing the resistance led by Lucio Mansilla in a place near San Pedro: Vuelta de Obligado. The enemy forces far exceeded in number and in modern weaponry, to Argentines, who after 7 hours of fighting were displaced. Although he could cross over into the Paraná, the enemy could not take the costs (of vital strategic necessity), so his victory was not complete. Instead, he reinvigorated the national spirit and since everyone posts favored the defense of our sovereignty, which eventually was reinforced. The remarkable spirit of resistance shown in the Vuelta de Obligado finished confirm our status as free and independent nation, since even those who did not sympathize with Rosas came to realize that being conquered by foreign forces was not a departure, and that people do not going to let this happen.

2010. San Pedro: Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner led the commemoration of the Battle of Vuelta de Obligado at the scene of any war, which became a milestone in the defense of Argentina and is remembered with the Day National Sovereignty. Claimed as a public holiday today