- The
Concordancia was a
political alliance in Argentina.
Three presidents belonging to it, Agustín P. Justo,
Roberto Ortiz, and Ramón
Castillo were in power...
-
Concordancia may
refer to:
Concordance (Bolivia), a
former political alliance in
Bolivia Concordancia (Argentina), a
former political alliance in Argentina...
-
Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Some time after, the
bronze statue La Paz y la
Concordancia by José
Puche was
erected in
Plaza de la
Reina and
dedicated to victims...
- Spanish). 50 (II): 399–341.
Correa Bravo, Agustín (1903).
Comentarios y
concordancias de la Ley de Organización y
Atribuciones de las Muni****lidades de 22...
- "JAH" in 21
instances within the Old
Testament according to the
Nueva Concordancia Strong Exhaustiva. The
Darby Bible, Young's
Literal Translation, The...
-
Franceschini (2011)
Santos (2010) Mota (2008) Loregian,
Loremi (1996).
Concordância verbal com o
pronome tu na fala do sul do
Brasil [Verbal
agreement with...
-
University of
Chicago Press, 2000). Eirene, shalóm, and shalám,
Nueva Concordancia Strong Exhaustiva (Miami, FL:
Editorial Caribe, 2002). Eirene, shalom...
- and rule by
conservative landowners heading the
alliance known as the
Concordancia.
Castillo graduated in law from the
University of
Buenos Aires (UBA)...
- (UCR-A) and the
Independent Socialist Party (PSI) it was a part of the
Concordancia, a
coalition government that
ruled between 1932 and 1943, a
period of...
- parti****tion of Yrigoyen's party. This
alleged elections gave way to the
Concordancia, a three-party regime. They
controlled the
Argentine government, through...
