- The
Battle of
Huaqui or
Battle of Guaqui-modern spelling- (in some
sources also
called Yuraicoragua or
Battle of Desaguadero), was a
battle on June 20...
-
After the
defeat of the
first auxiliary Argentine army in the
Battle of
Huaqui, an
amalgam of
urban republicans, peasants, and
Argentine agents effectively...
- in
December 1810 at Potosí. Del Valle's parti****tion in the
battles of "
Huaqui (20 June 1811) and the army's
subsequent retreat to Jujuy, the
exodus from...
- unprepared. As a result, the
Argentines suffered a
major loss in the
Battle of
Huaqui on 20 June 1811. When
Castelli returned to
Buenos Aires, the
First Triumvirate...
-
revolt of Cochabamba, but it was
finally defeated during the
Battle of
Huaqui that
returned Upper Peru to
Royalist influence.
Manuel Belgrano and José...
- the
Upper Peru
after the
defeat of Juan José
Castelli at the
Battle of
Huaqui. Meanwhile, the flag was
hoisted for the
first time in
Buenos Aires atop...
- the
royalists from Peru had been
victorious at the
battles of Sipe-Sipe,
Huaqui,
Vilcapugio and Ayohuma, in
Upper Peru, and
seriously threatened the United...
- but were
outnumbered and
eventually defeated, in the June 20
Battle of
Huaqui. The
hacienda properties of the
Padillas were
confiscated and
Juana Azurduy...
-
Independence (1809–25)
Battle of
Cotagaita Battle of
Suipacha Battle of
Huaqui Battle of
Pequereque Battle of
Vilcapugio Action of
Tambo Nuevo Battle of...
-
encampment at La Laja,
where they were
since April, to the new
encampment at
Huaqui.
General Pueyrredón was
named president of the
Audiencia de Charcas. On...
