All the significant events that occurred on November 8 in Argentina and in the world.
He November 8 It is a significant date in the Argentine calendar, commemorating various events that highlight important aspects of the country’s history and culture. This day is undoubtedly a day that invites us to reflect on cultural diversitythe efforts of essential workers and the legacy of Afro communities in the history of the country.
Among the main reminders of November 8 is the Municipal Employee Day a day aimed at recognizing the work of people who, from different areas, contribute to improving life in the cities and towns of the country.
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Anniversaries in Argentina today, November 8
- Municipal Employee Day
- National Day of Afro-Argentines and Afro Culture: In 2013, the Argentine National Congress began November 8 as the National Day of Afro-Argentines and Afro Culture, a date that pays tribute to the Afro-descendant community in Argentina and celebrates its culture, history and contributions to the country.
- 1924: The writer, journalist and screenwriter Raúl Damonte Botana, known as Copi, is born in Buenos Aires. Recognized for his irreverent style and his foray into theater, comics and literature.
- 2010. Dictator Emilio Massera dies
- Radiologist Technician’s Day.
- World Urbanism Day
Rest of the world
- 1847. Bram Stoker is born
- 1923. Hitler’s failed coup
- 1963. The British band The Beatles release their second studio album, With the Beatles.
- 1935. The birth of Alain Delon
- 1960. John F Kennedy wins the United States elections.
- 1971. The release of Led Zeppelin IV
- 2019. Lula regains freedom after 580 days
Source: Ambito
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