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1. Obelisco8 days agoDescribed as Punto de encuentro: the Obelisco is a usual meeting point for demonstrations that spill onto 9 de Julio and Corrientes, much as Plaza de Mayo does.Obelisco8 days agoDescribed as Punto de encuentro: the Obelisco is a usual meeting point for demonstrations that spill onto 9 de Julio and Corrientes, much as Plaza de Mayo does.
2. República Cromañón8 days agoDescribed as Cromañón: on 30 December 2004 a flare set off during a Callejeros concert ignited the ceiling covering; 194 people died and 1,432 were injured, in a club licensRepública Cromañón8 days agoDescribed as Cromañón: on 30 December 2004 a flare set off during a Callejeros concert ignited the ceiling covering; 194 people died and 1,432 were injured, in a club licens
3. República Cromañón8 days agoDescribed as Cromañón (consecuencias): many venues were closed for safety failures, Mayor Aníbal Ibarra was removed by impeachment, and Bartolomé Mitre street became a memorRepública Cromañón8 days agoDescribed as Cromañón (consecuencias): many venues were closed for safety failures, Mayor Aníbal Ibarra was removed by impeachment, and Bartolomé Mitre street became a memor
4. Casa Rosada8 days agoDescribed as Renuncia de De la Rúa: at 19:37 on 20 December 2001 President Fernando de la Rúa resigned and left the Casa Rosada by helicopter from the roof, ending the crisiCasa Rosada8 days agoDescribed as Renuncia de De la Rúa: at 19:37 on 20 December 2001 President Fernando de la Rúa resigned and left the Casa Rosada by helicopter from the roof, ending the crisi
5. Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Corralito: on 2 December 2001 the government limited cash withdrawals to 250 pesos or dollars a week, which turned the economic crisis into a political one.Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Corralito: on 2 December 2001 the government limited cash withdrawals to 250 pesos or dollars a week, which turned the economic crisis into a political one.
6. Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Crisis de 2001: after the state of siege declared on 19 December, cacerolazos filled the city and crowds at the Casa Rosada chanted '¡Que se vayan todos!'; on 2Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Crisis de 2001: after the state of siege declared on 19 December, cacerolazos filled the city and crowds at the Casa Rosada chanted '¡Que se vayan todos!'; on 2
7. AMIA (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina)8 days agoDescribed as Atentado a la AMIA: at 9:53 on 18 July 1994 a van bomb destroyed the Jewish community centre at Pasteur 633, killing 85 people and injuring more than 300; it isAMIA (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina)8 days agoDescribed as Atentado a la AMIA: at 9:53 on 18 July 1994 a van bomb destroyed the Jewish community centre at Pasteur 633, killing 85 people and injuring more than 300; it is
8. AMIA (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina)8 days agoDescribed as Atentado a la AMIA (justicia): the case remains unresolved. The first trial ended in 2004 with all defendants acquitted and the investigation judged to have beeAMIA (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina)8 days agoDescribed as Atentado a la AMIA (justicia): the case remains unresolved. The first trial ended in 2004 with all defendants acquitted and the investigation judged to have bee
9. Embajada de Israel (hoy Plaza Embajada de Israel)8 days agoDescribed as 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; aEmbajada de Israel (hoy Plaza Embajada de Israel)8 days agoDescribed as 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
10. Embajada de Israel (hoy Plaza Embajada de Israel)8 days agoDescribed as 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 oEmbajada de Israel (hoy Plaza Embajada de Israel)8 days agoDescribed as 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 o
11. Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Guerra de Malvinas: after the landing of 2 April 1982, President Galtieri addressed a crowd in the Plaza de Mayo. The war ended with surrender on 14 June 1982; Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Guerra de Malvinas: after the landing of 2 April 1982, President Galtieri addressed a crowd in the Plaza de Mayo. The war ended with surrender on 14 June 1982;
12. Estadio Monumental8 days agoDescribed as Mundial de 1978 (contexto): the tournament was played under the military dictatorship, which presented it as a political showcase; some human-rights organisatioEstadio Monumental8 days agoDescribed as Mundial de 1978 (contexto): the tournament was played under the military dictatorship, which presented it as a political showcase; some human-rights organisatio
13. Estadio Monumental8 days agoDescribed as Mundial de 1978: the Monumental hosted the opening ceremony on 1 June 1978 and the final on 25 June, in which Argentina beat the Netherlands 3–1 after extra timEstadio Monumental8 days agoDescribed as Mundial de 1978: the Monumental hosted the opening ceremony on 1 June 1978 and the final on 25 June, in which Argentina beat the Netherlands 3–1 after extra tim
14. Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Madres de Plaza de Mayo (memoria): their white headscarves are painted on the ground around the Pirámide de Mayo, and in 2005 the city legislature declared the Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Madres de Plaza de Mayo (memoria): their white headscarves are painted on the ground around the Pirámide de Mayo, and in 2005 the city legislature declared the
15. Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Madres de Plaza de Mayo: on 30 April 1977 a group of about 14 mothers of disappeared children went to the plaza in front of the Casa Rosada to demand news of thPlaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Madres de Plaza de Mayo: on 30 April 1977 a group of about 14 mothers of disappeared children went to the plaza in front of the Casa Rosada to demand news of th
16. Plaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Madres de Plaza de Mayo, las rondas: because standing groups were banned under the state of siege, the mothers walked in pairs around the Pirámide de Mayo, latePlaza de Mayo8 days agoDescribed as Madres de Plaza de Mayo, las rondas: because standing groups were banned under the state of siege, the mothers walked in pairs around the Pirámide de Mayo, late
17. ESMA (Escuela de Mecánica de la Armada)8 days agoDescribed as ESMA, centro clandestino de detención (1976–1983): the Navy school's Casino de Oficiales was the core of the largest clandestine detention, torture and exterminESMA (Escuela de Mecánica de la Armada)8 days agoDescribed as ESMA, centro clandestino de detención (1976–1983): the Navy school's Casino de Oficiales was the core of the largest clandestine detention, torture and extermin
18. ESMA (Escuela de Mecánica de la Armada)8 days agoDescribed as ESMA, hoy Espacio Memoria y Derechos Humanos: the grounds became a memory and human-rights site in 2004 (museum, national archive, cultural centres) and were deESMA (Escuela de Mecánica de la Armada)8 days agoDescribed as ESMA, hoy Espacio Memoria y Derechos Humanos: the grounds became a memory and human-rights site in 2004 (museum, national archive, cultural centres) and were de
19. Puente 12 (Autopista Ricchieri), Ezeiza 19738 days agoDescribed as Masacre de Ezeiza: on 20 June 1973, at the rally for Perón's return after about 18 years of exile, armed Peronist factions clashed near Puente 12; the article gPuente 12 (Autopista Ricchieri), Ezeiza 19738 days agoDescribed as Masacre de Ezeiza: on 20 June 1973, at the rally for Perón's return after about 18 years of exile, armed Peronist factions clashed near Puente 12; the article g
20. Puente 12 (Autopista Ricchieri), Ezeiza 19738 days agoDescribed as Masacre de Ezeiza (consecuencia): Perón sided with the movement's right wing, and the article sees the events as a precursor of the Triple A. The site lies in tPuente 12 (Autopista Ricchieri), Ezeiza 19738 days agoDescribed as Masacre de Ezeiza (consecuencia): Perón sided with the movement's right wing, and the article sees the events as a precursor of the Triple A. The site lies in t
21. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA), sede de Perú 2228 days agoDescribed as Noche de los Bastones Largos (consecuencia): hundreds of professors were dismissed, resigned or left the country, among them the team of the Instituto de CálculFacultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA), sede de Perú 2228 days agoDescribed as Noche de los Bastones Largos (consecuencia): hundreds of professors were dismissed, resigned or left the country, among them the team of the Instituto de Cálcul
22. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA), sede de Perú 2228 days agoDescribed as Noche de los Bastones Largos: on 29 July 1966, weeks after the coup, the Policía Federal evicted students and professors occupying UBA faculties; those detainedFacultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA), sede de Perú 2228 days agoDescribed as Noche de los Bastones Largos: on 29 July 1966, weeks after the coup, the Policía Federal evicted students and professors occupying UBA faculties; those detained
23. Casa Rosada8 days agoDescribed as Golpe de Estado de 1966 (consecuencia): a junta of the three commanders designated Juan Carlos Onganía, who took office the next day, opening the military goverCasa Rosada8 days agoDescribed as Golpe de Estado de 1966 (consecuencia): a junta of the three commanders designated Juan Carlos Onganía, who took office the next day, opening the military gover
24. Casa Rosada8 days agoDescribed as Golpe de Estado de 1966: in the early hours of 28 June 1966 the armed forces overthrew the elected president Arturo Illia; troops surrounded the Casa Rosada andCasa Rosada8 days agoDescribed as Golpe de Estado de 1966: in the early hours of 28 June 1966 the armed forces overthrew the elected president Arturo Illia; troops surrounded the Casa Rosada and
25. Obelisco8 days agoOpen from 1936-05-23Obelisco8 days agoOpen from 1936-05-23
26. República Cromañón8 days agoIn BalvaneraRepública Cromañón8 days agoIn Balvanera
27. Embajada de Israel (hoy Plaza Embajada de Israel)8 days agoIn RetiroEmbajada de Israel (hoy Plaza Embajada de Israel)8 days agoIn Retiro
28. AMIA (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina)8 days agoIn BalvaneraAMIA (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina)8 days agoIn Balvanera
29. Estadio Monumental8 days agoIn BelgranoEstadio Monumental8 days agoIn Belgrano
30. ESMA (Escuela de Mecánica de la Armada)8 days agoIn NúñezESMA (Escuela de Mecánica de la Armada)8 days agoIn Núñez