- muni****lity of
Buíque. The muni****lity of
Buíque was
settled in 1752, and was
originally known as
Campos de
Buíque. The name "
Buíque"
comes from Tupi...
- 2024–25 season. Sponsorship:
Pizzeria Venècia (2004–2006)
Construccions Buiques (2006–2009) ****ega
Insurance (2022–Present)
Primera Divisió:
Winners (2):...
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Europeans arrived around 1700.
Until 1904, Águas
Belas was a
district of
Buíque. The name "Águas Belas" (Portuguese for "Beautiful Waters")
originated from...
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capital Recife by 256 km.
Arcoverde has
boundaries with Paraíba to the north,
Buíque and
Pedra to the south,
Pesqueira to the east, and Sertânia to the west...
- Kapinawâ are an
indigenous people of
Buíque,
Pernambuco in
eastern Brazil. In
addition to
their primary residence in
Buíque, they are also
found in Tupanatinga...
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Operation Integration. On the
afternoon of the
following day,
Deolane left the
Buíque Women's
Penal Colony in the
Pernambuco countryside,
where she had been imprisoned...
- Orobó P****ira
Salgadinho São
Vicente Ferrer Vale do
Ipanema Águas
Belas Buíque Itaíba
Pedra Tupanatinga Venturosa Vale do
Ipojuca Alagoinha Belo Jardim...
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specimen of
Pyrenula cinnabarina was
collected from
Catimbau National Park in
Buíque, Pernambuco, Brazil, at an
elevation of
about 880 m (2,890 ft). The thallus...
- Orobó P****ira
Salgadinho São
Vicente Ferrer Vale do
Ipanema Águas
Belas Buíque Itaíba
Pedra Tupanatinga Venturosa Vale do
Ipojuca Alagoinha Belo Jardim...
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Former American textile capital -
Named after Manchester,
England 1752
Buíque Pernambuco Brazil 1752
Patos Paraíba
Brazil Declared vila in 1832; cidade...
