:quality(75)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/elcomercio/5OELKYKNORG5FKGU2MN4VMRJ2Q.jpg "Ephemeris of March 22: What happened in the world on a day like today?")
He March 22 In 1895, the Lumiére brothers screened in public the first film ever made in the world: “The workers leaving the Lumiére factory”.
OTHER EVENTS:
1369.- Henry of Trastamarawith the help of the French warrior Beltran Duguesclinhe kills his brother Peter IKing of Castile.
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1506.- Ferdinand the Catholicwidower of Elizabeth I of Castilewill marry with Germana de Foixniece of the French king Louis XII.
1789.- Proclamation of the Helvetic Republic.
1793.- The German Confederation declares war on France.
1820.- The Argentine province of Tucumán proclaims itself an independent state.
1848.- Proclamation of the Republic of San Marcosin Venicewhich is released from Austria.
1855.- Ramón Pintó is executed in Cubawhen the independence conspiracy in which he was involved was discovered.
1873.- The National Assembly of the Republic Spanish approves the abolition of slavery in Puerto Rico.
1895.- The lumiere brothers publicly screened the first film ever made in the world: “The departure of workers from the Lumiere factory”.
1904.- The American newspaperDaily Illustrated Mirror” publishes for the first time in history a color photograph.
1910.- Peru and Chile break their diplomatic relations for disputes over the provinces of tacna and Arica.
1934.- He is re-elected president of the Republic of Uruguay the doctor gabriel terra.
1936.- The Argentinian Mountaineer John George Link makes the first solo reconnaissance of the aconcaguain the Andesthe highest peak in the American continent.
[1945- Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iraq, Transjordan (current Jordan), Lebanon, Syria and Yemen constitute in Cairo the League of Arab States.
1963.- british band the Beatles releases his first albumPlease Please Me”.
1968.- The student revolt began that would lead to the “french may”.
1983.- Australian scientists a frozen embryo is successfully implanted in a woman.
1993.- Intel launches the first Pentium series processorwhich achieves a higher processing speed although it increases the technical requirements of the computer that supports it.
1994.- New papal document that prohibits priests from political and union militancy.
nineteen ninety six.- Russia, belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan decide to sign a preferential integration agreement within the CIS.
1997.- He Parliament of Poland approved by a large majority the first democratic constitution from the country.
1998.- The Serbian province of Kosovo holds elections unauthorized that gave victory to the independence party Kosovar Democratic League (LDK) of Ibrahim Rugova.
2002.- Finish her Conference on Financing for Development held in Monterrey with the approval of the “Monterrey Consensus”, a document that demands transparency from poor countries in exchange for financing.
2004.- the sheikh Ahmed Yasinfounder and spiritual leader of Hamasis killed in Gazawhen hit by an air-to-surface missile launched by the Israeli army.
2006.- The Argentine government orders the total opening of the secret military archives during the years of military dictatorship (1976-1983).
2010.- Google diverts its search engine in China to its portal in Hong Kong to avoid censorship by the Beijing government.
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2011.- A Israeli court sentences former president Moshe Katsav to seven years for rape and sexual assault.
2016.- 32 people die and the 3 suicide bombers in two attacks of inspiration jihadist at the airport and the bus line Brussels metro (Belgium).
– The US President Barack Obamapraises the courage of the Cuban dissidencewhose representatives and other activists he met on the last day of his historic visit to Cuba.
2021.- He first ever tweet, sent in 2006, sold as NFT for 2.4 million euros.
BIRTHS:
1599.- Anton Van DickFlemish painter.
1869.- Emilio Aguinaldoone of the leading leaders of the Philippine insurrection.
1912.- Karl MaldenAmerican actor.
1921.- Nino ManfrediItalian actor and director.
1923.- Marcel MarceauFrench actor and mime.
1930.- pat robertsonAmerican evangelical televangelist.
1937.- Angelo BadalamentiAmerican musician and composer.
1941.- Bruno GanzSwiss actor.
1943.- George BensonAmerican jazz singer and musician.
1948.- Andrew Lloyd WebberBritish composer.
1949.- John Benjamin ToshackBritish former footballer and soccer manager.
1956.- Maria TeresaHeirloom Grand Duchess of Luxembourg.
1967.- Mario CipolliniItalian cyclist.
1975.- Jirí NovakCzech tennis player
1999.- Mick SchumacherGerman racing driver, son of Formula 1 champion Michael Schumacher.
DEATHS:
1832.- Johann Wolfgang GoetheGerman writer.
1986.- Michele SindonaItalian banker.
1994.- Walter LantzAmerican cartoonist, creator of “Pájaro Loco”.
2008.- Israel Lopez “Cachao”Cuban musician.
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2009.- Awilda CarbiaPuerto Rican actress.
2014.- Craig HillAmerican actor.
2018.- Israel “Shorty” CastroPuerto Rican comedian, actor and musician.
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