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Sajonia is a
barrio (neighbourhood) of Asunción, the
capital of Paraguay. It is
located next to the
Paraguay River and has a po****tion of 14,873 people...
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Francisco Javier Juan
Nepomuceno José
Januario Serafín
Diego de Borbón y
Sajonia; 11
November 1748 – 20
January 1819; also
written as
Charles IIII) was...
- began. In
November 1917, its
inauguration came as the name
Stadium de
Sajonia, with a game
between Olimpia Asunción and Libertad, won 1-0 by the latter...
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Saxony (born 12
October 1997),
known by his
Spanish civilian name
Boris de
Sajonia-Coburgo-Gotha y Ungría, is the
elder son of
Miriam Ungría y López and Kardam...
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Puerto Sajonia in Asuncion,
followed by
Bahia Negra,
Ciudad del Este, Encarnacion,
Salto del Guaira. It also has
facilities in
Puerto Sajonia for helicopters...
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Colegio Jordán de
Sajonia (English:
Jordan of
Saxony School; Latin:
Schola Jord**** de Saxonia), is a
private Catholic elementary,
secondary and preparatory...
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Puerto Sajonia in Asuncion,
followed by
Bahia Negra,
Ciudad del Este, Encarnacion,
Salto del Guaira. It also has
aviation facilities in
Puerto Sajonia. In...
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Torres Nico
Quinal Bench de Jesus*
Simon Peñafiel
Resty Fornis*
Bryan Sajonia Leo
Velasco Emmanuel Pizarro Bryan Rosalin*
Christian Vergara Paul Turco...
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Venezuela Referee:
Villacis (Ecuador) 17
August 1969
Estadio de
Puerto Sajonia, Asunción,
Paraguay Referee:
Conley (Chile) 21
August 1969 Estádio do Maracanã...
- L'Auteur, Se Vend Chez
Etienne de Bourdeaux. "María
Isabella Anna de Borbón y
Sajonia | Real
Academia de la Historia". dbe.rah.es.
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