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Embajada de Israel (hoy Plaza Embajada de Israel): Atentado a la embajada de Israel: on 17 March 1992 a van loaded with explosives struck the embassy at Arroyo and Suipacha, killing 22 people and injuring 242; a nearby church, a home for the elderly and a school were damaged. and Atentado a la embajada de Israel (memoria): the site was declared a Lugar Histórico Nacional in 2007; the Plaza Embajada de Israel, opened in 2000, keeps part of the original wall and the victims' names, and 17 March is a day of remembrance.† 1992: Atentado a la embajada de Israel: on 17 March 1992 a van loaded with explosives struck the embassy at Arroyo and Suipacha, killing 22 people and injuring 242; a nearby church, a home for the elderly and a school were damaged.† 2000: Atentado a la embajada de Israel (memoria): the site was declared a Lugar Histórico Nacional in 2007; the Plaza Embajada de Israel, opened in 2000, keeps part of the original wall and the victims' names, and 17 March is a day of remembrance.†

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Atentado a la embajada de Israel: on 17 March 1992 a van loaded with explosives struck the embassy at Arroyo and Suipacha, killing 22 people and injuring 242; a nearby church, a home for the elderly and a school were damaged.Mar 17, 1992

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Atentado a la embajada de Israel (memoria): the site was declared a Lugar Histórico Nacional in 2007; the Plaza Embajada de Israel, opened in 2000, keeps part of the original wall and the victims' names, and 17 March is a day of remembrance.2000–2007

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