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Argentine politician and general (1788–1835)
Juan Facundo Quiroga (27 November 1788 – 16 February 1835) was an Argentine politician, military officer, governor, and caudillo. He was an important
Facundo_Quiroga
Novel by Domingo Faustino Sarmiento
Barbarism: Life of Juan Facundo Quiroga (original Spanish title in Bello orthography: Civilización i Barbarie: Vida de Juan Facundo Qiroga), later published
Facundo
Topics referred to by the same term
Facundo Quiroga (1788-1835) was an Argentine caudillo. Facundo Quiroga may also refer to: General Juan Facundo Quiroga Department, department of La Rioja
Facundo Quiroga (disambiguation)
Facundo_Quiroga_(disambiguation)
Argentine footballer
Facundo Hernán Quiroga (born 10 January 1978) is an Argentine retired professional footballer. Mainly a central defender, he could also play as a right
Facundo Quiroga (footballer, born 1978)
Facundo_Quiroga_(footballer,_born_1978)
Municipality and village in La Rioja Province, Argentina
San Antonio (General Juan Facundo Quiroga) is a municipality and village within the General Juan Facundo Quiroga Department of La Rioja Province in northwestern
San Antonio, General Juan Facundo Quiroga
San_Antonio,_General_Juan_Facundo_Quiroga
Name list
and right-back Facundo Quiroga (footballer, born 1985), Argentine football defender Facundo Rizzi (born 1997), Argentine footballer Facundo Rodríguez (footballer
Facundo_(given_name)
Cemetery located in Buenos Aires, Argentina
February 2005). "Hallan los restos de Facundo Quiroga ocultos en una bóveda de la Recoleta" [The remains of Facundo Quiroga are found hidden in a vault of Recoleta]
La_Recoleta_Cemetery
during the Argentine Civil Wars between Federalist troops commanded by Facundo Quiroga and Unitarian troops of Gregorio Aráoz de Lamadrid on the outskirts
Battle_of_La_Ciudadela
Conflicts within Argentina from 1814 to 1880
Argentina found little opposition except from Mendoza's caudillo, Juan Facundo Quiroga, whom he defeated in a series of skirmishes. Paz then set his sights
Argentine_Civil_Wars
Rosas is elected governor of Buenos Aires. José María Paz defeats Facundo Quiroga in the battle of Oncativo. Paz establish the Unitarian League. Buenos
Timeline of the Argentine Civil Wars
Timeline_of_the_Argentine_Civil_Wars
1975 Argentine film
caudillo Facundo Quiroga in 1835. Federico Luppi as Santos Pérez José María Gutiérrez as Juncos Norma Sebré as Rosario Carlos Cores as Facundo Quiroga Yo maté
Yo_maté_a_Facundo
Unitarian and Federalist forces. It ended with the victory of General Facundo Quiroga, one of the most capable and well known of the Federalist caudillos
Battle_of_Rodeo_de_Chacón
Argentine soldier
La Rioja Province, Argentina, under the protection of the caudillo Facundo Quiroga. José Benito Villafañe was born in La Rioja, then in the Viceroyalty
José_Benito_Villafañe
Department in Argentina
General Juan Facundo Quiroga is a department of La Rioja Province in Argentina. Atiles Illisca La Aguadita Malanzán Nácate Portezuelo San Antonio San
General Juan Facundo Quiroga Department
General_Juan_Facundo_Quiroga_Department
Battle during Argentine Civil Wars
forces led by Facundo Quiroga and Unitarian forces under Governor Gregorio Aráoz de Lamadrid, near the city of San Miguel de Tucumán. Quiroga was the victor
Battle of Rincón de Valladares
Battle_of_Rincón_de_Valladares
Latin American literary genre
historical figure, Juan Facundo Quiroga – but is also a broader investigation into Argentine history and culture. Sarmiento's Facundo has remained a fundamental
Dictator_novel
President of Argentina from 1868 to 1874
European mores. Numbering figures such as Manuel Dorrego and Juan Facundo Quiroga among their ranks, they were in favor of a loose federation with more
Domingo_Faustino_Sarmiento
for Quiroga's assassination. Since 2009 there is a memorial square that remembers Quiroga and those killed with him. Juan Facundo Quiroga Facundo Juan
Barranca_Yaco
Type of personalist leader wielding political power
who viewed the lower orders with contempt. He gives examples of Juan Facundo Quiroga, Martín Güemes, and other Argentine caudillos, most importantly Juan
Caudillo
Argentine footballer
Facundo Nicolás Quiroga (born 16 May 1985) is an Argentine football player. He is currently without a team. (in Spanish) Argentine Primera statistics
Facundo Quiroga (footballer, born 1985)
Facundo_Quiroga_(footballer,_born_1985)
Topics referred to by the same term
Juan Quiroga may refer to: Juan Facundo Quiroga (1788–1835), Argentine caudillo Juan Quiroga (footballer, born 1973), former Chilean footballer Juan Quiroga
Juan_Quiroga
Province of Argentina
Facundo Quiroga emerged as a popular leader. He represented their preference for more autonomy, for which they continued to press following Quiroga's
La_Rioja_Province,_Argentina
Argentine footballer (born 2008)
Championship. Esquivel plays as a winger. Argentine news website Radio Facundo Quiroga wrote in 2024 that he "is a right winger, although he can also play
Felipe_Esquivel
Irish-born Latin American military officer
Santa Cruz to the Southern border with Argentina when the caudillo Facundo Quiroga threatened to invade and annex the Tarija Department, a region long
Francisco_Burdett_O'Connor
Surname list
Fray Alvaro de Quiroga, Abbot of the Monastery of Samos Elena Quiroga (1921–1995), writer, winner of Premio Nadal Facundo Hernán Quiroga, Argentine professional
Quiroga_(surname)
1833–1834 military campaign in Argentina
in the south of the province. Ruiz Huidobro, under the command of Facundo Quiroga, faced the Ranqueles in San Luis and Córdoba. Rosas led the section
Desert_Campaign_(1833–1834)
1952 film
Argentine cinema, based on the life of La Rioja province's strongman Facundo Quiroga. The movie was directed by Miguel P. Tato and Carlos F. Borcosque.
Facundo, el tigre de los llanos
Facundo,_el_tigre_de_los_llanos
Former political party in Argentina
violence and anarchy to justify swift and brutal repression. Juan Facundo Quiroga of the La Rioja region and Juan Manuel de Rosas and Manuel Dorrego
Federalist_Party_(Argentina)
Football match
Substitutions: FW 19 César Delgado 64' MF 10 Andrés D'Alessandro 75' DF 4 Facundo Quiroga 90' Manager: Marcelo Bielsa GK 1 Júlio César 51' RB 13 Maicon CB
2004_Copa_América_final
Municipality and village in La Rioja Province, Argentina
Nácate is a small village in General Juan Facundo Quiroga Department Department in La Rioja Province in northwestern Argentina. Ministerio del Interior
Nácate
German symbol for skull and crossbones
in the Independence War One of the flags used by Argentine caudillo Facundo Quiroga, "Rn.o M." means "Religion or Death" (1825-1834) Spanish Carlist flag
Totenkopf
1st President of Argentina
to the new constitution and the presidential system. In La Rioja, Facundo Quiroga initially seemed favorable to Buenos Aires, but the civil war in the
Bernardino_Rivadavia
Bartolomé Mitre José María Paz Ángel Vicente Peñaloza Juan Perón Juan Facundo Quiroga Francisco Ramírez Julio Argentino Roca Juan Manuel de Rosas Juan Saá
List of Hispanic American caudillos
List_of_Hispanic_American_caudillos
Pay television network
Retamozo Miguel Simón Jorge Barril Juan Manuel Pons Julián Fernández Facundo Quiroga Germán Sosa Hernán de Lorenzi Quique Wolff Alejandro Coccia Pablo Ferreira
ESPN_(Latin_America)
Argentine soldier (1802–1858)
under the command of General Quiroga and was mentioned in dispatches for his courage and skill. By January 1832 Facundo Quiroga had concluded that the war
Nazario_Benavídez
President of Argentina from 1989 to 1999
days, Menem sported an image similar to the old caudillos, such as Facundo Quiroga and Chacho Peñaloza. He groomed his sideburns in a similar style. His
Carlos_Menem
Mythological human with acquired ability to transform into a wolflike creature
Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 March 2008. Retrieved 9 May 2008. Facundo Quiroga, "The Tiger of the Argentine Prairies" and the Legend of the "runa
Werewolf
1831–1861 republic in South America
would be unable to do so. The murder in Córdoba in February of 1835 of Facundo Quiroga, a federalist mediator who Maza had sent to a dispute between provinces
Argentine_Confederation
Department, La Rioja - Manuel Belgrano General Juan Facundo Quiroga Department - General Facundo Quiroga General Lamadrid Department - General Gregorio Aráoz
List of places named after people
List_of_places_named_after_people
Argentine volleyball player (born 1989)
Facundo Conte (born 25 August 1989) is an Argentine former professional volleyball player. Conte won a bronze medal at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. Facundo
Facundo_Conte
Argentine general
the Battle of Oncativo fled to Buenos Aires with Facundo Quiroga. He was second in command to Quiroga in his quick campaign in the south of Córdoba and
José_Santos_Ramírez
1828 military coup in the Buenos Aires Province
defeated in Buenos Aires, Paz was still in control of Córdoba and defeated Quiroga at the battle of La Tablada. Colonel Smith attempted to mutiny and take
Decembrist revolution (Argentina)
Decembrist_revolution_(Argentina)
Soldier
1841) was a soldier and caudillo in Argentina. He was a lieutenant of Facundo Quiroga in his home province of La Rioja, and governor of La Rioja between
Tomás_Brizuela
Allied faction of Argentine provinces (1830-31) in the Argentine Civil Wars
consolidated his dominance of Cordoba while detouring two invasions from Juan Facundo Quiroga, the Caudillo of La Rioja. General Paz, knowing that the revolution
Unitarian_League
Martínez Quarta 16 0 2019 2026 2021, 2024 Ismael Quílez 2 0 2011 2011 Facundo Quiroga 16 0 2002 2004 Sebastián Rambert 8 3 1994 1995 José Ramos Delgado 25
List of Argentina international footballers
List_of_Argentina_international_footballers
American-Argentine physician and merchant
General Facundo Quiroga were approaching. He called an election, which a moderate Federalist José Tomás Albarracín won. When a supporter of Quiroga, Valentín
Amán_Rawson
Sporting CP 1999–2000 football season
DF BRA Vinícius 4 DF BRA Marcos 5 MF ARG Aldo Duscher 6 DF ARG Facundo Quiroga 7 MF POR Delfim 8 MF POR Pedro Barbosa (captain) 9 FW BUL Ivaylo
1999–2000_Sporting_CP_season
Military leader in the Spanish American Wars of Independence
Chañaral de las Ánimas against Facundo Quiroga's forces on March 10, 1831. Rather than surrender his sword to Quiroga's subordinate and not to the general
Juan_Pascual_Pringles
VfL Wolfsburg 2005–06 football season
Makiadi 16 FW BRA Abuda 17 MF GEO Levan Tskitishvili 18 DF ARG Facundo Quiroga No. Pos. Nation Player 19 MF POR Alex 20 FW NED Rick Hoogendorp 21
2005–06_VfL_Wolfsburg_season
Chilean writer (1949–2020)
Sarmiento in his 1845 treatise Civilización y barbarie o vida de Juan Facundo Quiroga by ironically inverting Sarmiento's concept of civilization and barbarism
Luis_Sepúlveda
Argentine businessman and politician
in Buenos Aires, the son of Antonio Demarchi and Mercedes Quiroga, daughter of Facundo Quiroga, belonging to a distinguished family of Swiss and Creole
Alfredo_Demarchi
VfL Wolfsburg 2007–08 football season
No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK GER Simon Jentzsch 2 DF ARG Facundo Quiroga 3 DF BEL Peter Van der Heyden 4 DF GER Marcel Schäfer 5 DF POR Ricardo Costa
2007–08_VfL_Wolfsburg_season
Argentine military commander
the battle, Facundo Quiroga shot most of the officers, but decided to spare the life of Barcala and appointed him chief of staff. When Quiroga retired from
Lorenzo_Barcala
Date Victim(s) Assassin(s) Notes 1835 Facundo Quiroga, Governor of La Rioja Province José Vicente Reynafé, Reynafé brothers, Capt. Santos Pérez While
List_of_assassinations
with the federal caudillos Juan Bautista Bustos, Estanislao López and Facundo Quiroga, and a personal feud with the unitarian leader Bernardino Rivadavia
Later life of José de San Martín
Later_life_of_José_de_San_Martín
Administrative divisions of Argentina
Chaco General Güemes (Salta) General Güemes 42,255 Salta General Juan Facundo Quiroga Malanzán 4,017 La Rioja General Lamadrid Villa Castelli 1,886 La Rioja
Departments_of_Argentina
President of Argentina in 1827
other things, presided over the judgement of the assassins of Juan Facundo Quiroga. He was president of the literary salon led by Marcos Sastre, but was
Vicente_López_y_Planes
VfL Wolfsburg 2004–05 football season
Marić 13 FW GER Thomas Brdarić 14 FW BIH Marko Topić 18 DF ARG Facundo Quiroga 20 MF BIH Mirko Hrgović No. Pos. Nation Player 21 MF BUL Martin Petrov
2004–05_VfL_Wolfsburg_season
Barrientos, Bolivian footballer January 10 Gavin McCann, English footballer Facundo Quiroga, Argentine footballer January 11 Emile Heskey, English footballer Michael
1978_in_association_football
of La Rioja Nicolás Dávila takes over as governor of the province Facundo Quiroga's first important victory Battle of Rincón de Marlopa (1821) Tucuman
List of wars involving Argentina
List_of_wars_involving_Argentina
public works minister and vicepresident Raúl Prebisch, economist Facundo Quiroga, early pro-autonomy leader Bernardino Rivadavia, president Julio Roca
List_of_Argentines
Argentine footballer (born 1982)
for a short spell with VfL Wolfsburg, where he joined compatriots Facundo Quiroga, Andrés D'Alessandro, Juan Carlos Menseguez and Diego Klimowicz. However
Oscar_Ahumada
Sporting CP 2003–04 football season
Gençlerbirliği after having drawn the first leg. Ricardo Nélson Tiago Facundo Quiroga Ânderson Polga Hugo Mário Sérgio Miguel Garcia Paíto Beto Luís Filipe
2003–04_Sporting_CP_season
List of footballers
Pablo Sorín (1976-05-05)5 May 1976 (aged 28) Paris Saint-Germain 4 2DF Facundo Quiroga (1978-01-10)10 January 1978 (aged 26) Sporting CP 5 3MF Javier Mascherano
2004_Copa_América_squads
Argentine military officer and provincial leader (1798–1863)
the provincial militia, and fought under the command of Captain Juan Facundo Quiroga, reaching the rank of captain by 1826. Peñaloza fought in this capacity
Ángel_Vicente_Peñaloza
Football match
19 Kwame Ayew CF 11 Beto Acosta 51' Substitutes: GK 12 Nélson DF 6 Facundo Quiroga 67' MF 18 Bino FW 14 Toñito 88' FW 48 Mbo Mpenza 68' Manager: Augusto
2000_Taça_de_Portugal_final
Argentine actor & director (1923–2000)
La ciudad de los cuervos (unpublished - 1969, dir. Carlos Cores) Yo maté a Facundo (1975, dir. Hugo del Carril) - Facundo Quiroga Carlos Cores at IMDb
Carlos_Cores
González CF 9 Luciano Figueroa 83' Substitutions: FW 11 Carlos Tevez 57' FW 21 Mauro Rosales 72' DF 4 Facundo Quiroga 83' Manager: Marcelo Bielsa
2004 Copa América knockout stage
2004_Copa_América_knockout_stage
Argentine politician and military officer
fled west to La Rioja, ruled by his friend and ally Facundo Quiroga and asked for help, but Quiroga was also defeated at the Battle of La Tablada on June
José_María_Paz
Sporting CP 2002–03 football season
1 GK POR Nélson 12 GK POR Tiago 13 GK POR Nuno Santos 4 DF ARG Facundo Quiroga 6 MF POR Hugo 21 DF MOZ Paíto 22 DF POR Beto 23 DF POR Rui Jorge
2002–03_Sporting_CP_season
Sporting CP 2001–02 football season
DF POR Rui Jorge 24 GK POR Beto 25 MF POR João Pinto 26 DF ARG Facundo Quiroga 27 MF POR Custódio 29 DF BRA César Prates 31 GK POR Alemão 32 DF
2001–02_Sporting_CP_season
Argentine composer, music theoretician, and architect
Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, published in 1845: Facundo – Civilización y Barbarie – Vida de Juan Facundo Quiroga. This live performance by the XASAX Saxophone
Bernardo_Kuczer
Argentine writer (1818–1892)
Province. In 1831, when Gorriti was thirteen, the federal caudillo Facundo Quiroga forced Gorriti and much of her family into exile. Goritti's family
Juana_Manuela_Gorriti
Topics referred to by the same term
Esquiú, a municipality in Catamarca Province San Antonio, General Juan Facundo Quiroga, a municipality and village in La Rioja Province San Antonio, Jujuy
San_Antonio_(disambiguation)
Argentine soldier and politician
of his brothers Ignacio and Luis. Early in 1831 he fought against Facundo Quiroga in the Battle of Río Quinto under the command of Colonel Juan Pascual
Blas_Videla
Football match
Tozé 29' FW 16 Armando Manager: Carlos Carvalhal GK 1 Nélson RB 26 Facundo Quiroga CB 22 Beto 37' CB 6 André Cruz 10' LB 23 Rui Jorge CM 4 Rui Bento
2002_Taça_de_Portugal_final
Argentine military man and politician
brothers Francisco, Guillermo and José Antonio Reynafé, for the murder of Facundo Quiroga. Biografías completas, Volume 2, Emecé, 1962, 1962 Memorial del centenario
José_Vicente_Reynafé
Argentine legal concept
a thing from happening again. The death of the federalist caudillo Facundo Quiroga caused great concern in the Argentine Confederation, and soon the legislature
Sum_of_public_power
2007 Argentine TV series or program
Archived from the original on 26 July 2010. Retrieved 26 March 2013. 12 Quiroga, Facundo "Top 100". El Gen Argentino (in Spanish). Buenos Aires. 15 October
El_Gen_Argentino
Moroccan footballer
to S.S.C. Napoli, moving to that club alongside Sporting teammates Facundo Quiroga and Luís Vidigal. The move was made permanent at the end of the season
Abdelilah_Saber
Prestianni – Benfica – 2023– Livio Prieto – Paços de Ferreira – 2008–2009 Facundo Quiroga – Sporting CP – 1998–2000, 2001–2004 Fabián Rinaudo – Sporting CP –
List of foreign Primeira Liga players
List_of_foreign_Primeira_Liga_players
Argentine soldier and politician
and Cuyana of Brigadier Facundo Quiroga in the Battle of Oncativo, Paz sent military forces to the provinces allied with Facundo, and installed Unitarian
Juan_Felipe_Ibarra
Provvidente – Roma – 1939–41 Ignacio Pussetto – Udinese, Sampdoria – 2018–23 Facundo Quiroga – Napoli – 2000–01 Fernando Redondo – Milan – 2002–04 Gustavo Reggi
List of Argentine footballers in Serie A
List_of_Argentine_footballers_in_Serie_A
Iist of footballers
Pablo Cavallero (1974-04-13)13 April 1974 (aged 27) Celta de Vigo 2DF Facundo Quiroga (1978-01-10)10 January 1978 (aged 23) Napoli 2DF Roberto Sensini (1966-10-12)12
2001_Copa_América_squads
tango Caminito, inspired there, while in Malanzán is the birthplace of Facundo Quiroga. It can also visit the oldest city in Argentina, the mother of cities
Tourism_in_Argentina
Ibero-American annual animation award ceremony
Fabián Molinaro (Spain) Best Commissioned Film Este Perro está Raro – Facundo Quiroga, Juan Nadalino, Sebastian García (Argentina) Despertar Juntas – Claudia
Quirino_Awards
Argentine comic artist
Voz (adapted for the comics medium) of Juan Moreira, Manuel Dorrego, Facundo Quiroga and Chacho Peñaloza. In 1985, he joined the Jaime Díaz Studios as a
José_Massaroli
Argentine far-right nationalist movement
federalist figures as the sum of all evils, particularly José Artigas, Facundo Quiroga, and—above all—Juan Manuel de Rosas, without any opposition. Revisionist
Nacionalismo
Argentine politician and military man
In 1837 he was executed along with his brothers for the murder of Facundo Quiroga. He was born in Villa Tulumba, Córdoba, the son of Guillermo Queenfaith
José_Antonio_Reynafé
Argentine soldier
briefly occupying the capital when it was evacuated by the caudillo Facundo Quiroga. Just after returning to Tucumán, he had to intervene for the third
Javier_López_(general)
Original version of the present-day Argentinian constitution
Córdoba and La Rioja, (Mariano Fragueiro, Juan Felipe Ibarra and Facundo Quiroga, respectively), at the beginning of the 1830, urged to create a representative
Argentine Constitution of 1853
Argentine_Constitution_of_1853
Calendar year
Hungarian Slovene (Prekmurje Slovene) poet, teacher (d. 1853) Date unknown Facundo Quiroga, Argentine federationalist (d. 1835) Ana Joaquina dos Santos e Silva
1788
City and municipality in Argentina
February 25, 1830, when forces of General José María Paz and Juan Facundo Quiroga clashed in the vicinity of the Cachicoya Lagoon, on the territory of
Laguna_Larga
Argentine Dominican friar and soldier (1785–1845)
the Federalist Juan Bautista Bustos. The caudillo of La Rioja, Juan Facundo Quiroga, sought help to restore Bustos, and the Governor of Mendoza sent an
José_Félix_Aldao
Argentine military officer
overthrow the government of Juan Rege Corvalán, a Federalist ally of Facundo Quiroga. In early April 1830 he entered Mendoza, where he held a "town meeting"
José_Videla_Castillo
1845–50 naval blockade by Britain and France during the Uruguayan Civil War
of Patricians, and the volunteers from the countryside were led by Facundo Quiroga (son of the famed caudillo of the same name). Many artilleries were
Anglo-French blockade of the Río de la Plata
Anglo-French_blockade_of_the_Río_de_la_Plata
City in Córdoba, Argentina
stage of the Battle of Oncativo, between the forces of generals Juan Facundo Quiroga and José María Paz, in 1830. Argentina portal Municipal information:
Oncativo
Gianni from Universidad Católica Out Sergio Escudero to Corinthians Facundo Quiroga to Atlético Tucumán (loan) Leandro Fleitas to Alianza Lima (loan) Oscar
List of Argentine Primera División transfers January 2009
List_of_Argentine_Primera_División_transfers_January_2009
Argentine folk music singer
wife of "Chacho" Peñaloza. Her brother Juan Facundo Cafrune is named after the caudillo Rioja Facundo Quiroga. Yamila released her album En Vivo ("Live")
Yamila_Cafrune
Angolan-born Portuguese footballer
He started out at SSC Napoli after signing along Sporting teammates Facundo Quiroga and Abdelilah Saber, but only played four Serie A matches in his first
José_Luís_Vidigal
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