Efemérides del 29 de noviembre: ¿Qué pasó un día como hoy? | Noticias de México

ESTADOS UNIDOS.- Te contamos las efemérides del 29 de noviembrelos hechos más importantes que ocurrieron en una fecha como hoy entre 1534 Y 2021.

1500

1534.- La ciudad de Jauja (Perú), que había sido fundada por Francisco Pizarro, se traslada a su ubicación actual.

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1800

1800.- En Francia se adopta el metro como unidad básica de longitud. Se define como la diezmillonésima parte del cuadrante del meridiano que pasa por París.

1811.- El Gobierno de las Provincias Unidas del Río de la Plata otorga el título de ciudadano argentino al artillero inglés Roberto Billinhurst, por sus relevantes servicios a la causa nacional.

1815.- El general realista Pezuela gana la Batalla de Viluma (Alto Perú), con lo que la causa de la independencia argentina sufre un serio revés.

1869.- Buenaventura Báez firma un tratado para anexar República Dominicana a Estados Unidos.

1877.- Edison hizo la primera presentación pública del fonógrafo, invento que patentó en febrero de 1878.

1898.- El escritor y filósofo español Ángel Ganivet, uno de los precursores ideológicos de la generación del 98, se suicida en Riga, Letonia.

1899.- Fundación del Fútbol Club Barcelona por Joan Gamper, un suizo afincado en Cataluña.

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1906.- Más de 300 personas fallecieron en la explosión de una mina de carbón en Witten (Westfalia).

1916.- EEUU asume oficialmente el Gobierno de República Dominicana y establece un régimen militar.

1929.- El explorador, marino y aviador estadounidense Richard Evelyn Byrd sobrevuela el Polo Sur.

[1945.- Proclamation of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

1947.- The UN General Assembly divides Palestine into two states: one Arab and the other Jewish.

1951.- The United States detonates the 1.2 kiloton Uncle atomic bomb in Nevada, the last of Operation Buster-Jangle.

1972.- The Atari company launches “Pong”, the first commercially successful video game.

1973.- A spotted vulture collided with a plane that was flying over the Ivory Coast at an altitude of 11,277 meters. Since then it is considered the bird that flies the highest.

1973.- A fire in a department store in the city of Kumamoto (Japan) causes more than one hundred deaths.

1979.- Pope John Paul II proclaims Saint Francis of Assisi patron of Ecology.

1984.- Argentina and Chile sign the Peace and Friendship Treaty that puts an end to the Beagle Conflict.

2000

2009.- The ex-guerrilla José Mujica is elected president of Uruguay.

2011.- The American airline American Airlines declares bankruptcy.

2012.- The United Nations General Assembly recognizes Palestine as an observer State.

2013.- 33 people die when a plane crashes in a natural park in Namibia. The investigation revealed that the pilot deliberately caused the crash.

2013.- Ten dead when a police helicopter crashed on a pub in the Scottish city of Glasgow.

2014.- The former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak is acquitted for the death of protesters in the revolution that overthrew him in 2011.

2017.- The Bosnian Croat general Slobodan Praljak commits suicide in the Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague.

2017.- The historic trial for crimes of the Argentine dictatorship concludes in Buenos Aires with 48 convictions, 29 of them life imprisonment. Among those convicted of said sentence are ex-military members Jorge Eduardo Acosta and Alfredo Astiz.

2021.- Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter, leaves the company.

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births

• 1781.- Andrés Bello, Venezuelan philologist, educator and politician.
• 1797.- Gaetano Donizetti, Italian composer.
• 1803.- Christian Doppler, Austrian mathematician and physicist.
• 1849.- John Ambrose Fleming, British engineer
• 1905.- Marcel Lefebvre, French archbishop excommunicated in 1988 by the Holy See.
• 1926.- Dilhan Eryurt, Turkish astronomer and astrophysicist.
• 1932.- Jacques Chirac, former president of France.
• 1939.- Concha Velasco, Spanish actress.
• 1946.- Silvio Rodríguez, Cuban singer-songwriter.
• 1949.- Edmundo Arrocet, “Mustache Arrocet”, Chilean comedian of Argentine origin.
• 1954.- Joel Coen, American film director.
• 1962.- Petra Lang, German mezzo-soprano.
• 1990.- Diego Boneta, Mexican actor and singer.
• 1995.- Laura Marano, American actress and singer.

deaths

• 1924.- Giacomo Puccini, Italian composer.
• 1970.- Nina Ricci, French fashion designer of Italian origin.
• 1981.- Natalie Wood, American actress.
• 1986.- Cary Grant, American actor.
• 2001.- George Harrison, British musician, guitarist for the Beatles.
• 2006.- Leonard Freed, North American photographer for Magnum.
• 2010.- Mario Monicelli, Italian filmmaker.
• 2011.- Indira Goswami, Indian writer.
• 2016.- Luis Alberto Monge, former president of Costa Rica.
• 2019.- Yasuhiro Nakasone, former Japanese Prime Minister.
• 2019.- Irving Burgie, known as Lord Burgess, American composer.
• 2021.- Arlene Dahl, American actress, mother of fellow actor Lorenzo Lamas.

catholic saints

• Saint Saturninus of Toulouse
• Saint Alvaro Pelagius
• Saint Brandan
• Saint Demetrius
• saint philomenon
• Holy Illuminated
• Saint James Bishop
• san paramon
• Saint Radbodo
• Saint Saturninus of Carthage
• Blessed Alfredo Simón Colomina
• Blessed Dionysus of the Nativity (Peter Berthelot)
• Blessed Edward Burden
• Blessed Frederick of Regensburg
• Blessed William Gigson
• Blessed William Knight
• Blessed Jorge Errington, Guillermo Gigson and Guillermo Knight, priests and martyrs
• Blessed Redeemer of the Cross

celebrations

• International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.
• International Day of Human Rights Defenders.
• International Jaguar Day.
• Albanian: Liberation Day.
• Dominican Republic: Day of the Fumigator.
• Venezuela: Writer’s Day.