The presentations will be given by Professor Rosa M. Reissenweber, who will share her research on "Don Santiago Artigas in the Historical region of Salto Grande" and, likewise, Professor Daniela Zanandrea and Licentiate Cecilia Capovilla will present their work titled “Villa Libertad-Chajarí: Revisiting the myths of origin and identity”.
This Thursday, October 31st, the final meeting of the “VII Local and Regional History Conference”, organized by the Historical Archive of Concordia, will be held in the Assembly Hall of the Municipality of Concordia, within the framework of the 30th anniversary of its creation.
During the meeting, attendees will be able to learn about the results of two relevant research projects on regional history. On one hand, the research on "Don Santiago Artigas in the Historical region of Salto Grande", which will feature a presentation by Professor Rosa M. Reissenweber.
On the other hand, a new perspective on the origin of Villa Libertad will be addressed, with the detailed analysis of Professor Daniela Zanandrea and Licentiate Cecilia Capovilla. Said work is titled “Villa Libertad-Chajarí: Revisiting the myths of origin and identity”.
The activity begins at 8:00 PM, with free admission.
This Thursday, October 31st, the final meeting of the “VII Local and Regional History Conference”, organized by the Historical Archive of Concordia, will be held in the Assembly Hall of the Municipality of Concordia, within the framework of the 30th anniversary of its creation.
During the meeting, attendees will be able to learn about the results of two relevant research projects on regional history. On one hand, the research on "Don Santiago Artigas in the Historical region of Salto Grande", which will feature a presentation by Professor Rosa M. Reissenweber.
On the other hand, a new perspective on the origin of Villa Libertad will be addressed, with the detailed analysis of Professor Daniela Zanandrea and Licentiate Cecilia Capovilla. Said work is titled “Villa Libertad-Chajarí: Revisiting the myths of origin and identity”.
The activity begins at 8:00 PM, with free admission.