RailServe: Passenger : South America Ferrocarriles del uruguay history of uruguayan Railroads; FLB Friendsof Latin American Railways - For fans of railways in Latin America; http://www.railserve.com/Passenger/South_America/
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Uruguay - A Brief History UY. EP Homepage, A Brief history of uruguay. When the Europeans arrived, thewhole of what is now uruguay was home to only about 10,000 indigenous people. http://www.pcusa.org/pcusa/wmd/ep/country/uruhist.htm
Extractions: Ecumenical Partnership South America Uruguay History UY A Brief History of Uruguay When the Europeans arrived, the whole of what is now Uruguay was home to only about 10,000 indigenous people. Though scouted by the Spanish in 1516, the lack of mineral resources or a native population that could be forced to work made the region unattractive to the Spanish. The vast pampas of Uruguay interested the Portuguese colonists in Brazil more than the Spanish. Until the Spanish ousted the Portuguese in the 18th century, Uruguay was more a part of Brazil. When Argentina gained its independence in 1810, Brazil and Argentina both wanted the sparsely-populated Uruguay. They fought a war (1825-28) which ended without a clear victor, after which the British brokered a treaty creating Uruguay as a buffer state between Brazil and Argentina. During the 20th century, Uruguay came to be known as one of the most progressive societies in Latin America. It stood out as an example for its advanced social legislation, political stability, and relatively high standard of living. But during the 1960s, problems arising from the stagnating agricultural economy causes social unrest. An urban guerrilla group called the Tupamaros fought back with terrorism when the government cracked down on unions and students. The military was then called in to fight the Tupamaros, and this brought not only the defeat of the Tupamaros, but also a military dictatorship from 1973 to 1985. During this period all opposition was suppressed, and Uruguay had the highest ratio of political prisoners to population in the world.
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UruguayInfo.com - Uruguayan History The Colonial Period uruguay between Spain and Portugal. version of things, whichis the commonly accepted one (the winners write the history), Juan Díaz de http://www.uruguayinfo.com/english/history/
Extractions: Uruguay between Spain and Portugal When the delta of the River Plate ("Río de la Plata") has been first discovered by europeans is not completely clear. According to the Spanish version of things, which is the commonly accepted one ( the winners write the history), Juan Díaz de Solís was the first to explore the River Plate (in 1516) Note But the Portuguese, on the other side, claim that two of their countrymen -Nuño Manoel and Cristóbal de Haro-had done this already two years earlier, based on documents of the powerful German merchants family Fugger. At that time, this was everything but an academic question, because the one who arrived "first" had certain rights to 'claim' the territory. Furthermore, geographically Uruguay belongs to Brazil which was, according to the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) between Portugal and Spain portuguese territory. As a consequence, during many decades there were constant armed struggles about the control and posession of the "Banda Oriental" ("Eastern Belt"), how the region east of the River Uruguay, who later gave the country its name, was called at that time.
Books / History / Americas / South America / Uruguay 7. Gatt uruguay Round A Negotiating history Book T. Stewart (Editor) / Hardcover/ Published 1993. 8. Costa Rica and uruguay (A World Bank Comparative Study. http://www.bookmag.com/books/history/244.html
History Of Rock In Uruguay BRIEF history OF uruguayAN ROCK. by Fernando Pau Cebey. uruguay is a small countrylocated among the two giants from South America Brazil and Argentina. http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/waterloo/728/magicland/histurug.html
Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses related sites BRIEF HISTORY OF URUGUAYAN ROCK by Fernando Pau Cebey Uruguay is a small country located among the two giants from South America: Brazil and Argentina. Separated from Argentina by British political manoeuvres in the past century, Uruguay has developed in its 170 years of existence a personality lightly different from its bigger neighbour, due fundamentally to most of Spanish immigration contrary to the clearly Italian influenced Argentina. In the sixties, contrary to most of its neighbours, Uruguay breathed a climate of total freedom unaware to the military dictatorships that razed the continent with censorship and repression. When the rock phenomenon -mainly through the Beatles- burst in Montevideo (capital city of Uruguay), a vernacular rock movement began to generate deploying its achievements initially in the own country and then, for logical projection, toward the rest of South America. By the middle of the 60s, what is known in Argentina as "the Uruguayan invasion" took place: youths were gratefully surprised by bands that sounded like The Beatles ( Los Shakers ) or The Rolling Stones ( Los Mockers ). The recording industry welcomed this new phenomenon and began to sign unknown groups, resembling what took place in London when the record companies recruited any band from Liverpool in the middle of the Merseybeat craze. The Uruguayan rock meant in Argentina rock of good quality.
World Cups: Soccer History Page uruguay vs. Argentina 42; Number of teams participating 13; Venue Site Montevideo.1934 Italy. World Champion Italy For the first time in World Cup history, http://www.angelfire.com/on/worldwidesoccer/history.html
Extractions: World Champion: Uruguay Uruguay was the host country of the first World Cup games ever. Thirteen countries participated in the tournament: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay from South America, Mexico and the United States from Central and North America, and Belgium, Romania, Yugoslavia and France from Europe. All games were played at one single venue: in Montevideo. In the Final Game, Uruguay took the lead versus Argentina through a goal scored by Pablo Dorado. Argentina equalized only eight minutes later through Carlos Peucelle and even took the lead through a goal scored by Guillermo Stabile. Early in the second half, Uruguay's Pedro Cea tied the game again. Santos Iriarte and Hector Castro scored the third and fourth goal for Uruguay's 4-2 victory over Argentina. World Champion: Italy For the first time in World Cup history, qualifying rounds were played to decide which of the 32 applying teams would eventually be part of the 16 teams participating in the tournament, played in a knockout format all the way through.
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Uruguay: Team History - SoccerAge uruguay Team history SoccerAge .com The best international Soccer coverage includingstats scores standings transactions schedules rosters odds and analysis. http://www.soccerage.com/en/19/00571.html
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Extractions: World Champion: Uruguay Uruguay was the host country of the first World Cup games ever. Thirteen countries participated in the tournament: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay from South America, Mexico and the United States from Central and North America, and Belgium, Romania, Yugoslavia and France from Europe. All games were played at one single venue: in Montevideo. In the Final Game, Uruguay took the lead versus Argentina through a goal scored by Pablo Dorado. Argentina equalized only eight minutes later through Carlos Peucelle and even took the lead through a goal scored by Guillermo Stabile. Early in the second half, Uruguay's Pedro Cea tied the game again. Santos Iriarte and Hector Castro scored the third and fourth goal for Uruguay's 4-2 victory over Argentina. Return to TOC World Champion: Italy For the first time in World Cup history, qualifying rounds were played to decide which of the 32 applying teams would eventually be part of the 16 teams participating in the tournament, played in a knockout format all the way through.
Copa America Paraguay 1999 - Editor Section By FPT Sports News America's Cup history Trong tai Parodi (giua), thu quan Fleitas Solich cua Paraguayva thu quan Nasazzi cua uruguay, cung 2 giam bien truoc tran Paraguay http://www.hcm.fpt.vn/Chuyen_de/The_thao/News/0799/Copa_America99/History.asp
Extractions: Trong tai Parodi (giua), thu quan Fleitas Solich cua Paraguay va thu quan Nasazzi cua Uruguay, cung 2 giam bien truoc tran Paraguay - Uruguay tai Copa America 1924. S¬ lîc vÒ LÞch sö cóp bãng ®¸ næi tiÕng cña Nam Mü Lich su Copa America Nam Dia diem Doi vo dich A Quan Argentina URUGUAY Argentina Uruguay URUGUAY Argentina Brasil BRASIL Uruguay Chile URUGUAY Argentina Argentina ARGENTINA Brasil Brasil BRASIL Paraguay Uruguay URUGUAY Argentina Uruguay URUGUAY Argentina Argentina ARGENTINA Brasil Chile URUGUAY Argentina Perú ARGENTINA Uruguay Argentina ARGENTINA Paraguay Perú URUGUAY Argentina Argentina ARGENTINA Brasil Perú PERÚ Uruguay Chile ARGENTINA Uruguay Uruguay URUGUAY Argentina Chile ARGENTINA Brasil Argentina ARGENTINA Brasil Ecuador ARGENTINA Paraguay Brasil BRASIL Paraguay Perú PARAGUAY Brasil Chile ARGENTINA Chile Uruguay URUGUAY Chile Perú ARGENTINA Brasil Argentina ARGENTINA Brasil Ecuador URUGUAY Argentina Bolivia BOLIVIA Paraguay Uruguay URUGUAY Argentina PERÚ Colombia PARAGUAY Chile URUGUAY Brasil Argentina URUGUAY Chile Brasil BRASIL Uruguay Chile ARGENTINA Brasil Ecuador ARGENTINA México Uruguay URUGUAY Brasil Bolivia BRASIL Bolivia Khong co doi chu nha, thi dau theo the thuc luot di, luot ve
Camelot Village: Britain's Heritage And History uruguay. Almost half of uruguay's population of 3,100,000 lives in thecapital city, Montevideo. uruguay has an area of 177,410 sq km. http://www.camelotintl.com/world/01uruguay.html
Extractions: URUGUAY Almost half of Uruguay's population of 3,100,000 lives in the capital city, Montevideo. Much of the city's electricity is provided by hydroelectric dams. Uruguay has an area of 177,410 sq km. It won independence in 1825 from Spain, and the official language is Spanish. The currency is the Uruguayan peso.
World Cup History Translate this page Aller sur le site du Trophée Webmaster 2002. uruguay, 29/03/2000 à Montevideouruguay 1 0 Bolivie, 26/04/2000 à Asunción Paraguay 1 0 uruguay. http://www.cuphistory.com/equipes/uruguay.html
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Extractions: It's like a jewel of the colonial epoch, which preserves the enchantment of the old times.- It can be noticed in its houses of tiles, mud and stone in Spanish an Portuguese styles. Today they are restored and painted in bright colors. Among its walls you can find warm hotels such as "Plaza Mayor".- You can feel a nostalgic air that gives off from its paved streets, the yellow lanterns hanging in the doors, the flowery flowerpots standing in the windows and a lonely lighthouse looking over the river which surrounds the old city. A real charm that equally captures filmmakers, international artists, tourists and couples in love.- The Old City: although it was founded in 1680 by the Portuguese, it still preserves part of its original buildings, ramaining its defensive wall and narrow streets which wriggle in the search of the river.- Walking along the paved streets is like going through a poetical space.
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Extractions: Join us for a pint and a chat about football in the soccer fans' virtual pub. World Cup Archives 1930 in Uruguay 1934 in Italy 1938 in France 1950 in Brazil 1954 in Switzerland 1958 in Sweden 1962 in Chile 1966 in England 1970 in Mexico 1974 in Germany 1978 in Argentina 1982 in Spain 1986 in Mexico 1990 in Italy 1994 in America 1998 in France 2002 in Korea and Japan 2006 in Germany Appearances World Cup History Uruguay 1930 Did Uruguay get to stage the first World Cup tournament because they won the Paris Olympic final, against Switzerland, in 1924?
