The ephemeris of the day: what happened on October 3 | Events in Argentina and around the world

In ephemeris of October 3 These events that happened on a day like today in Argentina and around the world stand out:

● 1964. On his arrival on an official visit to Argentina, French President Charles De Gaulle was acclaimed with a particular slogan: “De Gaulle, Perón, one heart! His variation “De Gaulle, Perón, third position! It also resonates in the streets as a welcome from the CGT and as part of the combat plan, two months away from the frustrated Operation Return of Perón.

● 1967. American singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie dies at age 55. It was Bob Dylan’s biggest influence. It rose to prominence in the 1930s during the Great Depression. He sang against social inequalities. “This Land Is Your Land” became his best known song. “This machine kills the fascists” was the inscription on his guitar.

● 1968. The Peruvian army overthrows President Fernando Belaúnde Terry. A twelve-year nationalist dictatorship begins, which includes land reform. Juan Velasco Alvarado reigned from the coup until 1975, then was replaced by Francisco Morales Bermúdez, who called for elections in 1980. The overthrown Belaúnde Terry would win at the polls.

● nineteen eighty one. Zlatan Ibrahimović, one of the great footballers of this century, was born in Malmö, Sweden. Of Bosnian-Croatian origin, he has played two World Cups and four European Cups with the Scandinavian national team. At club level, he shone at Ajax, Juventus, Inter, Milan, Paris Saint Germain and Barcelona, ​​where he played for a year with Lionel Messi. He contracted the coronavirus during the pandemic in 2020.

● 1990. The reunification of Germany is formalized, 45 years after the division engendered after the end of the Second War. East Germany ceases to exist eleven months after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The Federal Republic of Germany, with its capital in Berlin and led by Christian Democrat Helmut Kohl, is emerging as a world power.

● 1993. Peronism wins a large victory in the legislative elections, after four years of government under Carlos Menem. Today’s note is given in the federal capital, where the PJ list led by Antonio Erman González won in the radical ballot sponsored by Fernando de la Rúa. The victory in the province of Buenos Aires is twenty points. Menem’s re-election dream takes shape by increasing his parliamentary majority.

In addition, Dentist Day is celebrated, as it is the anniversary of the creation of the Latin American Dental Federation,