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Villa María Capital de la Nación (consta en actas) nos presenta la historia y los pormenores de aquella decisión histórica de convertir a Villa María Capital de la Nación. Historia que finalmente no fue. Ampliamente documentado con facsímiles de actas del Congreso de la Nación (inhallables en la actualidad) esta obra nos muestra el proceso por el cual la ciudad de Villa María, Córdoba fue designada capital de la República Argentina a fines del siglo XIX, el debate parlamentario, el veto del presidente Sarmiento y, luego, la designación final de Buenos Aires como Capital de...

Felipe Pigna nos sumerge en la creación de uno de los partidos más grandes de la provincia de Buenos Aires: Escobar. Los querandíes y guaraníes, los estancieros y peones, los inmigrantes y particularmente los japoneses (que trajeron su pasión por las flores) son algunos de los protagonistas que componen este libro. La historia de Escobar (con sus luchas épicas, sus conquistas políticas, su tradición y la inmensa belleza del partido de las flores) nos interpela a todos los argentinos en el recorrido que propone el docente recientemente galardonado con el premio Konex.

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