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In a but of 2005comes into force in Spain the same-sex marriage law.

1721.- Begins the colonization of Greenland with a Danish-Norwegian expedition.

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1863.- Ends the battle of gettysburg (Pennsylvania), the most important of the American Civil War.

1884.- The company Dow Jones publishes the first average of shares of the NYSE.

1898.- The us fleetwhich blocks the bay Santiago de Cubasinks the Spanish.

1919.- The Weimar National Assembly approves including in its Constitution that the german flag out was the black, red and gold tricolor.

1928.- First broadcast of color TV by J. L. Bairdin London.

1988.- The US Navy accidentally knocks down a Airbus Iranian civilian bound dubai and its 290 occupants die.

1996.- Victory of the Russian president Boris Yeltsin in the presidential elections over the communist Gennady Zyuganov.

2013.- He Egyptian army overthrow the president, Mohamed Mursiand suspends the Constitution.

2015.- The plane Solar Impulse II lands on Hawaii and breaks the world distance record for an aircraft of this type (8,253 kilometers in 120 hours).

2024.- Discovered the oldest figurative cave painting in the worldfrom 51,200 years ago, on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.

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1883.- Franz KafkaCzech writer.

1888.- Ramon Gomez de la SernaSpanish writer.

1909.- Stavros NiarchosGreek shipowner.

1941.- Liamin Zerualformer Algerian president.

1951.- Jean-Claude DuvalierHaitian politician.

1962.- Tom CruiseAmerican actor.

1971.- Julian AssangeAustralian founder of WikiLeaks.

1987.- Sebastian VettelGerman Formula 1 driver.

1904.- Theodore Herzlfounder of political Zionism.

1933.- Hipólito Yrigoyenformer Argentine president.

1935.- Andre CitroenFrench automobile industrialist.

1971.- Jim MorrisonAmerican singer and leader of ‘The Doors’.

2000.- Enric MirallesSpanish architect.

2005.- Gaylord Nelsonformer US senator and Earth Day promoter.

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2017.- Jose Luis CuevasMexican painter.

2022.- Fernando García de CortazarSpanish historian.

2025.- Michael MadsenAmerican actor.

“I don’t want to end my remaining years in a shelter,” laments Emilia Rada, a 73-year-old woman who is staying in a sports center in La Guaira, where hundreds of people live a week after the double earthquake in Venezuela that destroyed or seriously damaged their homes without knowing when they will be able to return or if they will be relocated. (EFE)

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