Today’s ephemeris, Tuesday June 7: What happened in the world on a day like today?

On June 7, but in 1937, 85 years ago, they arrived at the Mexican port of Veracruz the 456 Spanish children sent by their parents during the civil war, whom President Lázaro Cárdenas named “adoptive children” of the country and are known as “The children of Morelia”.

OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS:

1494.- The kingdoms of Castile and Portugal sign the Treaty of Tordesillas by which the navigation and conquest zones of the Atlantic Ocean and the New World are distributed.

1692.- The Haitian city of Port Royal suffers three seismic shocks that completely destroy it.

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1755.- A earthquake in northern Persia it causes more than 40,000 victims.

1762.- The English start the landing in Cubausing Cogimar and Guanabacoa for this.

1810.- Start publishing theGazette of Buenos Aires”, the first press organ of the patriotic and liberal ideas of the natives, founded by Mariano Moreno, one of the main leaders of independence.

1880.- During the Pacific War, the Chileans storm the plaza of Aricalast stronghold of the Peruvians.

1905.- The Parliament of the hitherto United Kingdom of Sweden and Norway votes the separation of both countries.

1914.- It is inaugurated Panama Canal with the passage of the American transatlantic “Aliance”, of 40,000 tons from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

1917.- The capital of the Republic of El Salvador is mostly destroyed by a earthquake.

1944.- The king Leopold III of Belgium he is transferred to Germany for refusing to collaborate with the Hitler regime, after the invasion of his country.

1947.- Arrives in Madrid Eva Duartewife of Argentine President Juan Domingo Perón, who is welcomed with numerous popular expressions of gratitude for the economic aid provided by Argentina to the Spanish people.

1951.- Executed the last Nazi war criminals convicted by the Nuremberg Tribunal.

1994.- 589 people die and another 13,400 are affected in the earthquake magnitude 6 on the Richter scale recorded in Cauca and Huila (Colombia).

2004.- Italian police arrest in Milan Rabei Osman El Sayed Ahmed, alias “Mohamed the Egyptian”one of the alleged masterminds of the 11-M attacks in Madrid.

2006.- US troops kill in Iraq Abu Musab Al Zarqawiconsidered the head of Al Qaeda in that country.

2010.- After 26 years of the toxic gas leak in Bhopalwhich caused the death of 25,000 people in 1984, an Indian court sentenced the 8 managers responsible for the tragedy to only two years in prison and the payment of just over two thousand dollars.

2013.- ArtemioRingleader of Sendero Luminoso, is sentenced in Peru to life imprisonment.

2015.- The Chilean Minister of the Presidency, Jorge Insunzaresigned when questioned about reports to mining companies when he was chairing the Mining Commission of the Chamber of Deputies.

2016.- Hillary Clinton She becomes the first woman to win the White House nomination.

2019.- Theresa May He officially presents his resignation from the leadership of the Conservative Party and the head of the British Government.

2021.- The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves the use of adhelmnew drug against Alzheimer’s.

BIRTHS

1848.- Paul GauguinFrench painter.

1909.- Jessica TandyBritish actress nationalized American.

1917.- Dean Martin, American actor and singer.

1920.- George MarchaisFrench communist leader.

1940.- Tom Jones (Thomas Jones Woodward), Welsh singer.

1944.- Miguel RiosSpanish singer.

1957.- Juan Luis GuerraDominican musician and singer.

1952.- Liam NeesonBritish actor.

1958.- “Prince” Rogers NelsonAmerican singer and songwriter.

1981.- Anna KournikovaRussian tennis player

DEATHS

1980.-Henry MillerAmerican writer.

1987.- Humberto ConstantiniArgentine writer.

2001.- Victor Paz Estenssoroformer president of Bolivia.

2008.- Dino RisiItalian filmmaker.

2011.- Jorge Semprunwriter and politician.

2012.- Arturo AzuleaMexican writer and historian.

2015.- Christopher LeeBritish actor.

2016.- Tom PerkinsAmerican businessman, promoter of Silicon Valley.

2018.- David Douglas Duncan, American photographer and reporter.

2019.- Chicho Ibáñez Serrador, Spanish film and theater director, director and screenwriter.

2021.- Ali Akbar MohtashamipurIranian cleric and one of the founders of the Hezbollah group.

Source: Elcomercio

Ronald Payne

I, Ronald Payne, am a journalist and author who dedicated his life to telling the stories that need to be said. I have over 7 years of experience as a reporter and editor, covering everything from politics to business to crime.