Juan Manuel de Rosas
Argentinian general and politician
Born
March 30th, 1793
232 years ago
Died
March 14th, 1877
148 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Argentina
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Served as Governor of Buenos Aires Province multiple times during the 19th century. Played a significant role in Argentine politics and military conflicts. Led efforts to centralize power and control the federalist forces in Argentina. Was a prominent figure in the civil wars that shaped the nation’s early history.
Governed Buenos Aires Province intermittently from 1829 to 1852
Led the Federalist forces in conflicts against Unitarians
Established a significant level of control over Argentine politics
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