Mariano Moreno
Argentinian journalist and politician
Born
September 23rd, 1778
246 years ago
Died
March 4th, 1811
214 years ago — 32 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Argentina
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Educated as a lawyer, contributed significantly to the early Argentine revolutionary movement. Served as the first lawyer of the local interests in the Primera Junta, helping to lay the foundations for modern Argentina. Moreno established the first newspaper in Buenos Aires, 'La Gaceta de Buenos Aires', advocating for independence and reform. His writings promoted revolutionary ideas and intellectual growth in the region.
Founded 'La Gaceta de Buenos Aires'
Served in the Primera Junta
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