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In May 30 ephemeris These events that happened on a day like today in Argentina and around the world stand out.
● 1919. The first issue of the magazine appears Graphics, which will become the main sports publication in the country and much of the Spanish-speaking world. Founded by Constancio Vigil, journalists such as Félix Daniel Frascara, Borocotó and Dante Panzeri have read its pages. The 2002 crisis made it monthly. He stopped publishing in 2018.
● 1928. In Ixelles, Belgium, was born Agnès Varda. The French filmmaker was a forerunner of feminism in cinema. No roof or law He received the Golden Lion at the 1985 Venice Film Festival. Other films: Happiness, Creatures, Jacquot from Nantes, The hundred and one nights, The gleaners and the gleaner Yes Varda by Agnès. She was married to director Jacques Demy. He passed away in 2019.
● 1951. Fernando Lugo was born in San Pedro del Paraná, Paraguay. He got used to it and became bishop of San Pedro in 1994. He resigned from the diocese in 2005 to actively serve in politics. In 2008, he led a large opposition front that defeated the hegemonic Colorado Party. Thus, Lugo became the first non-Colorado president since 1947 (this force managed Alfredo Stroessner’s dictatorship between 1954 and 1989). He was sworn in on August 15, 2008 for a five-year term. He was unable to complete his presidency due to a political trial that removed him from office in 2012.
● 1959. Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz dies. One of the pillars of historical revisionism, he was born in Corrientes, in 1898. He was British politics in the Río de la Plata e History of Argentinian railways, in addition to the test The man who is alone and who waits. He approached Forja and supported Peronism.
● 1961. Rafael Leónidas Trujillo, the all-powerful dictator of the Dominican Republic, is ambushed while traveling by car from San Cristóbal to Santo Domingo (then Ciudad Trujillo). More than 60 bullets hit the vehicle. Trujillo, 69, died instantly. His regime was characterized by brutality towards opponents, in a precedent for what would be the Latin American dictatorships of the 1970s. Conspirators are persecuted, some are arrested and executed. The assassination of the tyrant, nicknamed Goat, led to the transition to democracy in the country.
● 1976. The military dictatorship kidnaps the poet Miguel Ángel Bustos. He was 43 years old and a member of the Revolutionary Workers’ Party. He was an anthropologist and taught at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of UBA. As a journalist he worked in magazines Panorama Yes Seven days and in the newspapers Opinion Yes The Commercial Columnist. His poetic work began in 1957 with Four murals. Later they followed Fur heart, Fantastic fragments, Vision of the Sons of Evil Yes The Himalayas or the morality of birds. In 2008, his complete poetry was published. His remains were identified in 2014.
● 2002. Singer and guitarist Ricky Espinosa, frontman of the group Flema, dies after falling from a fifth floor in a monoblock in Avellaneda. He was 35 years old. He formed his first group, Stress, in 1982. Six years later, he joined Flema, one of the main punk groups on the local scene. At the time of his death, Flema had just recorded the album 5 cups. In 2015, a documentary about his life was released.
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