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On June 19th, Uruguay commemorates José Gervasio Artigas, the nation's revered leader and hero. This celebration coincides with the National Holiday, marked by official military parades in major cities. While many display the national flag in their windows, the observance remains subdued. Artigas, born in Montevideo in 1764, played a crucial role in Uruguay's history, becoming a key figure against Spanish rule. As we honor his legacy, it's heartening to see how the people still cherish the values and contributions of this national icon.
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!Artigas Day¡ • Katie Durst
Basic Celebration: • Artigas Birth is celebrated during the National Holiday of June 19th. • It is celebrated with some official militar parades in very few of Uraguay's biggest cities. • People may put a National flag out their windows but not moré than that is done.
Importance: • José Gervasio Artigas is revered as Uraguay's National hero. • Artigas was born in Montevido on June 19th, 1764. • Grandfather Washington one of the first setters of Montevido.
Importance: • Artigas was raised in the Banda Oriental. • cattle-raising and wheat-growing region. • He was intelligent and active. • Too restless to join the priesthood, he joined a local militia, the Cuerpo de Blandengues. • He was heavily influenced by Félix de Azara, a Spanish naturalist with decided views of governing.
Importance: • Jose saw action against Spain in 1811. • He became leader of the orientates. • During the time of the Banda was affliction with Argintina.
Paragraph: • Me volvería a asistir a esta celebracíon. Muestra que después de muchos anós, la gente todavia se preocupan por la historia de lo que gente hizo por ellos. Me gustaría ver cómo uno reaccion a poner las banderas por las ventanas.