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Manuel Rodríguez
Torices (full
birth name
Manuel Juan
Robustiano de los
Dolores Rodríguez
Torices y Quiroz) (May 24, 1788 –
October 5, 1816) was a Neogranadine...
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baseball teams that once
represented Cartagena include Indios, Águilas, and
Torices. The main
football club in the city is Real Cartagena. In
August 2024,...
- Royalists. They
arrived in
November and were
welcomed by
Manuel Rodríguez
Torices,
president of the Free
State of Cartagena [es], who
instructed his commanding...
- 1997 3.27
Benito Bello de
Torices, "Aves, flores, luces, fuentes," estribillo. 111 meas. 70-75 3.28
Benito Bello de
Torices, "Aves, flores, luces, fuentes...
- de Andalucía, Consejería de Cultura. pp. 62–81. ISBN 978-84-8266-725-6.
Torices, N.; Zurita, E. (2002). Cortijos,
haciendas y lagares:
arquitectura de...
- had even sent
troops against it).
Congress nominated Manuel Rodríguez
Torices,
President of the
State of Cartagena; José
Manuel Restrepo, Antioquia's...
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country alone.
Congress elected Custodio García Rovira,
Manuel Rodriguez Torices, and
Manuel Restrepo to
preside over the triumvirate, but
since all of...
- S2CID 244418803.
Isasmendi E, Navarro-Lorbés P, Sáez-Benito P,
Viera LI,
Torices A, Pereda-Suberbiola X (2023). "New
contributions to the
skull anatomy...
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interests in
Cartagena created the country's two
first professional teams:
Torices of
Cartagena and
Indios of Cartagena.
Indios would go on to be the league's...
- 18th-century
Guatemalan composer Manuel Juan
Robustiano de los
Dolores Rodriguez Torices y
Quiroz (1788–1816),
Neogranadine statesman, lawyer, journalist, Precursor...
