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Jorge Ginarte (1940 – 7 June 2010) was an
Argentine professional football player and coach. Born in
Buenos Aires,
Ginarte pla**** club
football as a central...
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division of
Argentine football after 37 years. The team was
coached by
Jorge Ginarte who
started his long-time
career as
coach of
lower division teams. The...
- Omar
Labruna (interim) (Aug 16, 2004) José Luis
Brown (2004–05)
Jorge Ginarte (April 21, 2005 – Oct 18, 2005) Óscar Garré (2005–06) Juan
Amador Sánchez...
- Raúl
Arraigada 1991–93:
Salvador Ragusa 1993: Raúl
Arraigada 1994:
Jorge Ginarte 1995:
Carlos Biasutto 1995–96:
Jorge Luis
Ghiso 1996:
Horacio Bongiovanni...
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Czornomaz Federico Edwards Manuel Fleitas Solich Claudio García
Jorge Ginarte Hugo
Gottardi Juan
Carlos Murúa
Julio Olarticoechea Norberto Raffo Hugo...
- 2004; 16: 218-221
Bolognia et al. Dermatology,
Second Edition, pg 122 M.
Ginarte, M.
Pereiro Jr,
Virginia Ferna´ndez-Redondo and
Jaime Toribio Case Reports...
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Wilfredo Ayes,
Hiram Cardona,
Rafael Crespo,
David Díaz,
Enrique García, José
Ginarte,
Rinaldo Lago, Luis
Miranda I,
Henry Muñoz,
Walter Pardo-Villa, Raul Roger...
- L. Tank; L.W.
Zettler Plantar Infection by Sco****riopsis
brevicaulis Ginarte M.
Pereiro Jr. M. Fernández-Redondo V.
Toribio J
ONYCHOMYCOSIS CAUSED BY...
- 6 June - Mabi de Almeida,
Angolan football manager (46) 7 June -
Jorge Ginarte,
Argentine footballer (70) 9 June -
Mohamed Sylla,
Guinean footballer (39)...
- Óscar Ramos[citation needed] 1976 Omar Devani[citation needed] 1977
Jorge Ginarte 1978
Alberto Cardacci 1979
Edgar Barona[citation needed] 1979 César López...
