Fresco, arose; Fresco's sympathies lay with Italian fascism. In 1938, Juan Carlos Rébora was appointed rector, succeeding Julio Castiñeiras. In that year the...
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Repetto, Julián Pera, Raymundo Salvat, Juan Bibiloni, Héctor Lafaille, Enrique Martínez Paz, Juan Carlos Rébora, José Gervasoni and Rodolfo Rivarola. This...
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R. Herrera – 22 Juan Carlos Noriega – 17 Gustavo E. Calvente – 11 Jorge Ricardo – 10 Eduardo Ortega Pavón – 10 Trainers Juan Carlos Etchechoury – 21...
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Maria Luisa Guerra and Juan Manuel Gavazzo (pianists), Buchan, Juan Carlos Guastavino, Carlos Delgado Roustan (painters), Angel Vicente Méndez Gervasio Aráoz...
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Award: Mi Vida con Carlos by German Berger Hertz ( Chile, Spain) Special Mention: Los Que Se Quedan by Juan Carlos Rulfo and Carlos Hagerman ( Mexico)...
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Eurialus and Lucretia; later he wrote histories and epistles Clemente Rebora – poet and Rosminian priest Torquato Tasso – 16th-century poet; died one...
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74 3 did not advance Hugo Aberastegui Héctor Biassini Oscar de Dios Juan Carlos Estol Alfredo Martín Raúl Mazerati Ricardo José Rodríguez Ignacio Ruiz...
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Olimpo Rodrigo Díaz & Juan Ramón Fernández from Colón Nicolás Pavlovich from Banfield (loan) Carlos Recalde from San Martín de San Juan Franco Quiroga from...
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