Santiago del Estero
Americannoun
noun
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María Antonia de Paz y Figueroa, more commonly known by her Quechua name of “Mama Antula,” who was born in 1730 into a wealthy family in Santiago del Estero, a province north of Buenos Aires, became Argentina’s first female saint.
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María Antonia de Paz y Figueroa, more commonly known by her Quechua name of “Mama Antula,” was born in 1730 into a wealthy family in Santiago del Estero, a province north of Buenos Aires.
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Both teams lost players to red cards in the hard-fought match in Santiago del Estero.
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Argentina will kick off in Group A against Asian champion Uzbekistan in Santiago del Estero.
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The party continues next Tuesday when the team will play another friendly match against Curaçao in Argentina’s central Santiago del Estero province.
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