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Celebraciones del 3 de mayo: ¿qué se celebra hoy?

1785 LÓPEZ Y PLANES. Nace en Buenos Aires el escritor, abogado y político Vicente López y Planes, autor de la letra del himno nacional argentino, adoptado el 11 de mayo de 1813. Fue presidente provisional de las Provincias Unidas del Río de la Plata, entre el 7 de julio y el 18 de agosto de 1827.
1914 ARMANDO BO. Nace el actor y director de cine Armando Bo, quien alcanzó gran popularidad por las películas de tono erótico que realizó junto a la actriz Isabel Sarli. Dirigió una treintena de películas y actuó en más de 50.
1930 JUAN GELMAN. Nace en Buenos Aires el poeta y periodista Juan Gelman. Fue el cuarto argentino galardonado con el Premio Miguel de Cervantes. Parte de su vida y obra literaria fueron signadas por el secuestro y desaparición de sus hijos y la búsqueda de su nieta nacida en cautiverio durante la última dictadura cívico militar.
1933 JAMES BROWN. Nace en la ciudad estadounidense de Barnwell (Carolina del Sur) el cantante de soul y funk James Brown.La revista Rolling Stone lo consideró entre los 100 artistas más importantes de la historia.
1951 HOMERO MANZI. Fallece en Buenos Aires, a los 43 años, el poeta y director de cine Homero Manzi, autor de varios tangos célebres, entre ellos “Malena”, “Sur” y “Milonga Sentimental”. Fue dos veces presidente de SADAIC.
1985 EZEQUIEL LAVEZZI Nace en la ciudad santafesina de Villa Gobernador Gálvez el ex futbolista Ezequiel Lavezzi, quien con la selección argentina fue campeón olímpico en 2008 y subcampeón en el Mundial Brasil 2014. El “Pocho” jugó en Estudiantes de Buenos Aires, San Lorenzo de Almagro, el Nápoles italiano, el París Saint Germain francés y en el Hebei China Fortune chino,
2008 CICLÓN NARGIS. El ciclón tropical Nargis llega a las costas de Myanmar (Birmania), sobre el océano Índico, generando una ola gigante que penetró hasta 35 kilómetros en tierra firme. Causó grandes estragos con al menos 78 000 muertos y 56 000 desaparecidos mientras que un millón de pobladores debieron ser asistidos.
2012 YPF. El Congreso Nacional aprueba la ley de Soberanía Hidrocarburífera por la que se nacionalizó el 51% de las acciones de la petrolera YPF, privatizada en 1992, durante el gobierno de Carlos Menem.
2018 ETA. La organización armada separatista vasca ETA anuncia “el desmantelamiento total del conjunto de sus estructuras” y “el final de su trayectoria y su actividad política”. En nombre de la independencia del País Vasco, ETA cometió más de 700 atentados con 853 muertos en toda España.
2022 DÍA INTERNACIONAL DE LA LIBERTAD DE PRENSA. Proclamada por la UNESCO en 1993, al reconocer que “una prensa libre, pluralista e independiente es un componente esencial de toda sociedad democrática". La fecha fue elegida por el día de la Declaración de Windhoek, de 1991, sobre la libertad en el ejercicio del periodismo.

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May 3 celebrations: what is being celebrated today?

1785 LÓPEZ Y PLANES. The writer, lawyer and politician Vicente López y Planes, author of the lyrics of the Argentine national anthem, adopted on May 11, 1813, was born in Buenos Aires. He was provisional president of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, between July 7 and August 18, 1827.
1914 ARMANDO BO. The actor and film director Armando Bo was born. He became very popular for the erotic films he made with the actress Isabel Sarli. He directed some thirty films and acted in more than 50.
1930 JUAN GELMAN. The poet and journalist Juan Gelman was born in Buenos Aires. He was the fourth Argentine to be awarded the Miguel de Cervantes Prize. Part of his life and literary work were marked by the kidnapping and disappearance of his children and the search for his granddaughter born in captivity during the last civil-military dictatorship.
1933 JAMES BROWN. Born in the American city of Barnwell (South Carolina), the soul and funk singer James Brown is considered by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the 100
most important artists in history.
1951 HOMERO MANZI. Poet and film director Homero Manzi, author of several famous tangos, including "Malena", "Sur" and "Milonga Sentimental", dies in Buenos Aires at the age of 43. He was twice president of SADAIC.
1985 EZEQUIEL LAVEZZI Former soccer player Ezequiel Lavezzi was born in the Santa Fe city of Villa Gobernador Gálvez. He was Olympic champion with the Argentine national team in 2008 and runner-up in the Brazil 2014 World Cup. El "Pocho" played for Estudiantes de Buenos Aires, San Lorenzo de Almagro, Italian Napoli, French Paris Saint Germain and Chinese Hebei China Fortune,
2008 CYCLONE NARGIS. Tropical Cyclone Nargis reaches the coast of Myanmar (Burma), on the Indian Ocean, generating a giant wave that penetrated up to 35 kilometers into the mainland. It caused great devastation with at least 78,000 dead and 56,000 missing, while one million villagers had to be assisted.
2012 YPF. The National Congress approves the Hydrocarbon Sovereignty Law nationalizing 51% of the shares of the oil company YPF, privatized in 1992, during the government of Carlos Menem.
2018 ETA. The Basque separatist armed organization ETA announces "the total dismantling of all its structures" and "the end of its trajectory and political activity". In the name of the independence of the Basque Country, ETA committed more than 700 attacks with 853 deaths throughout Spain.
2022 INTERNATIONAL PRESS FREEDOM DAY. Proclaimed by UNESCO in 1993, recognizing that "a free, pluralistic and independent press is an essential component of any democratic society". The date was chosen for the day of the 1991 Windhoek Declaration on freedom in the practice of journalism.

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May 3 celebrations: what is being celebrated today? 
 
1785 LÓPEZ Y PLANES. The writer, lawyer and politician Vicente López y Planes, author of the lyrics of the Argentine national anthem, adopted on May 11, 1813, was born in Buenos Aires. He was provisional president of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, between July 7 and August 18, 1827. 
1914 ARMANDO BO. The actor and film director Armando Bo was born. He became very popular for the erotic films he made with the actress Isabel Sarli. He directed some thirty films and acted in more than 50. 
1930 JUAN GELMAN. The poet and journalist Juan Gelman was born in Buenos Aires. He was the fourth Argentine to be awarded the Miguel de Cervantes Prize. Part of his life and literary work were marked by the kidnapping and disappearance of his children and the search for his granddaughter born in captivity during the last civil-military dictatorship. 
1933 JAMES BROWN. Born in the American city of Barnwell (South Carolina), the soul and funk singer James Brown is considered by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the 100  
most important artists in history. 
1951 HOMERO MANZI. Poet and film director Homero Manzi, author of several famous tangos, including "Malena", "Sur" and "Milonga Sentimental", dies in Buenos Aires at the age of 43. He was twice president of SADAIC. 
1985 EZEQUIEL LAVEZZI Former soccer player Ezequiel Lavezzi was born in the Santa Fe city of Villa Gobernador Gálvez. He was Olympic champion with the Argentine national team in 2008 and runner-up in the Brazil 2014 World Cup. El "Pocho" played for Estudiantes de Buenos Aires, San Lorenzo de Almagro, Italian Napoli, French Paris Saint Germain and Chinese Hebei China Fortune, 
2008 CYCLONE NARGIS. Tropical Cyclone Nargis reaches the coast of Myanmar (Burma), on the Indian Ocean, generating a giant wave that penetrated up to 35 kilometers into the mainland. It caused great devastation with at least 78,000 dead and 56,000 missing, while one million villagers had to be assisted. 
2012 YPF. The National Congress approves the Hydrocarbon Sovereignty Law nationalizing 51% of the shares of the oil company YPF, privatized in 1992, during the government of Carlos Menem. 
2018 ETA. The Basque separatist armed organization ETA announces "the total dismantling of all its structures" and "the end of its trajectory and political activity". In the name of the independence of the Basque Country, ETA committed more than 700 attacks with 853 deaths throughout Spain. 
2022 INTERNATIONAL PRESS FREEDOM DAY. Proclaimed by UNESCO in 1993, recognizing that "a free, pluralistic and independent press is an essential component of any democratic society". The date was chosen for the day of the 1991 Windhoek Declaration on freedom in the practice of journalism. 
 
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