The Portezuelo Slope is a long and winding road, bordered on one side by the mountain and on the other by an important precipice. |
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In 1853, in relation to the creation of the Argentine Constitution, Monk Mamerto Esquiu gave a magnificent speech in Catamarca’s Cathedral. He was thereafter known as the "Speaker of the Constitution". |
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The neighbourhood of “Caballito” (“Little Horse”) is named after a brass weather vane with the shape of a little horse that used to be located on the top of an old “Pulperia”. |
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The Complex is integrated by the Town Hall of the Village of Lujan and the Viceroy’s house and it constitutes one of the most important museum complexes in Latin America. |
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The first stone of Lujan’s Basilica was placed on May 8, 1887 based on the founding drawing prepared on the 6th of May. The Basilica was inaugurated in 1935. |
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In front of San Telmo’s church there is a school named “Guillermo Rawson”.
The place was originally a Bethlehem Convent that became in 1858, after the Bethlehem Order was dissolved through a Law passed by Bernardino Rivadavia, the first Medicine School of Buenos Aires.
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Saint Luis’ Capital Church was consecrated in 1905, being the style of the complete architectonic set the neoclassical renaissance style. |
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In 1918 Maria Guerrero, an internationally renowned actress, was invited by the owners of the Odeon Theatre in Buenos Aires, to inaugurate the theatre by opening the first performance in its auditorium.
She was so thrilled by her success, that from that day onwards she thought of leaving in Buenos Aires something that would be at the level of its population’s theatrical devotion. |
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A wide arcade protected its inhabitants from the summer sun and winter rains. Due to the fact that this arcade was the driest place in the cave as well as the one with most light, it probably was the meeting place of the people who occupied it throughout the centuries. |
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