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Pigüé (Spanish pronunciation: [piˈɣwe]) is a town in
Argentina located in the Pampas, 584 km (363 mi) south-west of
Buenos Aires. It was
founded by 165...
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Pigüé Airport (Spanish: Aeródromo
Pigüé, ICAO: SAZE) is a
public use
airport serving Pigüé, a town in the
Buenos Aires Province of Argentina. The airport...
- Autódromo
Ciudad de
Pigüé is a
motor racing circuit located near
Pigüé, in
Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. It is a
circuit that has
hosted competitions...
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Herminia Catalina Brumana (12
September 1897, in
Pigüé – 9
January 1954) was an
Argentine teacher, writer, journalist,
playwright and
feminist activist...
- juvenile-court
judge awarded temporary custody of
Jayne Marie to a great-uncle, W.W.
Pigue. Out of Jayne's five children, only
Jayne Marie attended her mother's funeral...
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judge awarded temporary custody of
Jayne Marie to Paul's
uncle William W.
Pigue and his wife Mary.
Mansfield was a
major Hollywood ****
symbol of the 1950s...
- ****ociations such as ****ociation
Occitane du Québec and ****ociation des Occitans.
Pigüé,
Argentina –
Community settled by 165
Occitans from the Rodez-Aveyron area...
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Eulalie Durand, and
moved with his
parents aged five to the new
settlement of
Pigüé, Saavedra, Argentina. He is
famous for
painting portraits of Eva and Juan...
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Necochea Nueve de
Julio Olavarría
Olivos Parque San Martín Pehuajó
Pergamino Pigüé Pilar Pinamar Rafael Calzada Quilmes San
Antonio de
Padua San
Fernando San...
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Roberto Trotta (born 28
January 1969 in
Pigüé) is an
Argentine football manager and
former defender.
Trotta pla**** club
football in Argentina, Spain,...
