Argentine Judges - Argentine Supreme Court Justices, Salvador Maria del Carril, Carmen Argibay, Raul Zaffaroni, Juan Carlos Maqueda (Paperback)


Chapters: Argentine Supreme Court Justices, Salvador Maria Del Carril, Carmen Argibay, Raul Zaffaroni, Juan Carlos Maqueda, Ricardo Lorenzetti, Pelagio Luna, Carlos Fayt, Jose Figueroa Alcorta, Maria Jose Sarmiento, Enrique Santiago Petracchi, Elena Highton de Nolasco, Abel Bazan, Jose Maria Ruda. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 39. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Salvador Maria del Carril (August 5, 1798 January 10, 1883) was a prominent Argentine jurist and policy-maker, as well as his country's first Vice President Born in the Andes-range city of San Juan, Argentina, del Carril was a precocious student, and enrolled in the University of Cordoba Law School while still in his teens. Mentored by the school's prestigious ecclesiatical Dean, Gregorio Funes, del Carril received a juris doctor in 1816, at age 18. He relocated to Buenos Aires, the capital of the newly-declared United Provinces of South America, and following a stint as a journalist, he was appointed as an official in the Finance Ministry. General Jose Maria Perez de Urdininea, Governor of his native San Juan Province (which had recently seceded from Mendoza Province), called on del Carril to replace Francisco Narciso de Laprida as his Minister of Government in 1822, the highest-ranking advisory position. Amid the turmoil surrounding the Argentine War of Independence, however, Perez de Urdininea was returned to active duty in Bolivia by General Jose de San Martin, leaving del Carril as Governor of San Juan. Taking office in January 1823, the 24-year-old Governor undertook an ambitious modernization program, commissioning the construction of roads, bridges, water works, public buildings and parks, purchasing the province's first printing press, and establishing San Juan's first newspaper. Inheriting a province devasta...More: http: //booksllc.net/?id=2416568

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Chapters: Argentine Supreme Court Justices, Salvador Maria Del Carril, Carmen Argibay, Raul Zaffaroni, Juan Carlos Maqueda, Ricardo Lorenzetti, Pelagio Luna, Carlos Fayt, Jose Figueroa Alcorta, Maria Jose Sarmiento, Enrique Santiago Petracchi, Elena Highton de Nolasco, Abel Bazan, Jose Maria Ruda. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 39. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Salvador Maria del Carril (August 5, 1798 January 10, 1883) was a prominent Argentine jurist and policy-maker, as well as his country's first Vice President Born in the Andes-range city of San Juan, Argentina, del Carril was a precocious student, and enrolled in the University of Cordoba Law School while still in his teens. Mentored by the school's prestigious ecclesiatical Dean, Gregorio Funes, del Carril received a juris doctor in 1816, at age 18. He relocated to Buenos Aires, the capital of the newly-declared United Provinces of South America, and following a stint as a journalist, he was appointed as an official in the Finance Ministry. General Jose Maria Perez de Urdininea, Governor of his native San Juan Province (which had recently seceded from Mendoza Province), called on del Carril to replace Francisco Narciso de Laprida as his Minister of Government in 1822, the highest-ranking advisory position. Amid the turmoil surrounding the Argentine War of Independence, however, Perez de Urdininea was returned to active duty in Bolivia by General Jose de San Martin, leaving del Carril as Governor of San Juan. Taking office in January 1823, the 24-year-old Governor undertook an ambitious modernization program, commissioning the construction of roads, bridges, water works, public buildings and parks, purchasing the province's first printing press, and establishing San Juan's first newspaper. Inheriting a province devasta...More: http: //booksllc.net/?id=2416568

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September 2010

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40

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978-1-157-77006-0

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9781157770060

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