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A but of 199135 years ago, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay they signed the Treaty of Asuncion and constituted the Southern Common Market (Mercosur).

1899.- The German archaeologist Robert Koldewey discover the walls of ancient Babylon.

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1929.- Land on Bay (Brazil) the Spanish plane ‘Jesus of the Great Power‘, piloted by the captains Ignacio Jimenez Martinez and Francisco Iglesias Brageafter crossing the Atlantic.

1971.- Begins the Bangladesh Liberation War between West Pakistan (currently Pakistan) and East Pakistan (Bangladesh), which ended on December 17, 1971 with the independence of the current Bangladesh.

1979.- Egypt and Israel signed a peace treaty, the result of the Camp David Peace Accordsagreed in September 1978.

1997.- 39 young men from the sect found dead Heavens Gatewho had committed suicide on a ranch in Santa Fe (California, USA).

2000.- Pedro Almodovar get the Oscar for best foreign language film for ‘All about my mother‘.

2007.- The Protestant Ian Paisley and the catholic Gerry Adams reach a historic agreement that will allow the formation of a government in Northern Ireland.

2021.- At least 32 dead and more than 160 injured in one of the worst train accidents in Egypt.

2023.- The president of Russia, Vladimir Putinagrees to the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus.

2025.- It is made public on ‘survival kit‘ that the European Commission recommends to EU countries to face unexpected crises.

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1911.- Tennessee WilliamsAmerican playwright.

.- Bernard KatzGerman biophysicist, Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1970.

1931.- Leonard NimoyAmerican actor, popular for his characterization of Mister Spock in the Star Trek series.

1940.- Nancy PelosiAmerican politics.

1943.- Robert “Bob” WoodwardAmerican journalist, Pulitzer Prize winner in 1973 for his investigation into Watergate.

1944.- Diana RossAmerican singer and actress.

1948.- Steven TylerAmerican singer of the group Aerosmith.

1958.- Elio de AngelisItalian Formula 1 driver.

1973.- Lawrence “Larry” Edward PageAmerican businessman, creator along with Sergei Brin of the Google company.

1827.- Ludwig van BeethovenGerman composer.

1892.- Walt WhitmanAmerican poet.

1923.- Sarah Bernhardt (Henriette Bernard), French actress.

.- Seku-Turépresident of Guinea-Conakry.

2004.- Jan SterlingAmerican actress.

2005.- James Callaghanformer British Labor Prime Minister.

2009.- Griselda Álvarez Ponce de Leónfirst female governor of a state in Mexico.

2015.- Tomas TranströmerSwedish poet, Nobel Prize in Literature in 2011.

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2023.- Maria KodamaArgentine writer and translator, widow and main disseminator of the works of Jorge Luis Borges.

2024.- Richard SerraAmerican sculptor.

.- Daniel KahnemanIsraeli-American psychologist and Nobel Prize winner in Economics.

For the first time in 24 days of war, at least one of the parties has shown a willingness to de-escalate the conflict: US President Donald Trump ordered the postponement of attacks on electrical plants and infrastructure for 5 days and assured that he is already negotiating an agreement with Iran. (EFE)

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