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[From Ayacucho to Berruecos].

Revista de la Sociedad Venezolana de Historia de la Medicina, 1995
the author presents some biographic details of The Ayacucho Great Marshal Antonio José de Sucre and highlights the description Marshal himself made of the Ayacucho battle. The work ends with some references about his assassination and the questions still enduring about it.
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Peru “Dirty War” In Ayacucho

NACLA Report on the Americas, 1983
There is another civil war in Latin America— one that has barely come to the attention of the media.
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Ayacucho Antpitta (Grallaria ayacuchensis)

2021
Niels Krabbe   +4 more
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Ayacucho 9 December 1824

2001
Abstract Since the voyage of Christopher Columbus in 1492, Spain had enjoyed dominance over Central and South America. Other than the Portuguese colony of Brazil, all of Latin America was exploited by Spain for its natural wealth. Until the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588, the Spanish kings had grown amazingly wealthy on the riches ...
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On Ceramic Ecology in the Ayacucho Basin

Current Anthropology, 1975
David L. Browman   +2 more
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