Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Néstor Kirchner across 3 places, from 1950 to 1969.
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Néstor Carlos Kirchner Ostoić (25 February 1950 to 27 October 2010) was an Argentine lawyer and politician who served as the president of Argentina from 2003 to 2007.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Néstor Kirchner was documented, and when
25 February 1950exact date
Río Gallegos, Santa Cruzattested“Kirchner was born on 25 February 1950, in Río Gallegos, Santa Cruz, a federal territory at the time.”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
1969year
La Plataattested“Kirchner moved to La Plata in 1969 to study law at the National University.”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
1969year
National University of La Plataattested“Kirchner moved to La Plata in 1969 to study law at the National University.”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
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Places Néstor Kirchner is documented in
La Plata1 presence · 1969
National University of La Plata1 presence · 1969
Río Gallegos, Santa Cruz1 presence · 1950
Other places tied to Néstor Kirchner in the record
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1983 to 1999period
Buenos Aires Provincementioned“Duhalde remained an influential figure in the Buenos Aires province; his ally Felipe Solá was elected governor by a landslide, and the PJ received its highest number of deputies since 1983 and won mayoral elections in several cities lost…”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
1989year
Azul, Buenos Airesmentioned“The government ignored the 30th anniversary of the ERP attack on the tank regiment in Azul and the 15th anniversary of the 1989 attack on La Tablada barracks.”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
1999 to 2001period
Buenos Aires Provincementioned“He was the politician with the highest legitimacy to be appointed president, as he had placed second in the 1999 elections and won the 2001 legislative elections in the Buenos Aires province, the district of Argentina with the largest po…”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
2003year
Santa Cruz Province, Argentinamentioned“Báez received 95 percent of the requests for tender in Santa Cruz province since 2003, more than four billion pesos, and the scandal was known as the Route of the K-Money ().”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
2004year
Chilementioned“As such he cut down gas export to Chile in 2004 despite Chilean protests, clashed with Uruguay over the environmental impact of a planned pulp mill and had trade disputes with Brazil.”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
2005year
Argentinamentioned“Their dispute was fanned by the political weight of Buenos Aires province (the most populous in Argentina, with almost 40 percent of the national vote), and continued through the 2005 midterm elections.”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
2006year
National Congress of Argentinamentioned“The superpowers law, sanctioned during the crisis, was prorogated and eventually made permanent in 2006; this law allowed the president to rearrange the budget with supervision from the Congress.”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
2010year
Buenos Aires Provincementioned“The dispute was resolved in 2010; new Uruguayan president José Mujica supported Kirchner, who was unanimously elected UNASUR's first secretary-general at a member-state summit in Buenos Aires on 4 May.”source: Wikipedia: Néstor Kirchner
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