Tucumán

[too-koo-mahn]

noun

1. a city in NW Argentina.

Tucumán

/ tukuˈman /

noun

1. Full name: San Miguel de Tucumán. a city in NW Argentina: scene of the declaration (1816) of Argentinian independence from Spain; university (1914). Pop: 837 000 (2005 est)

Example Sentences

Juliana, who works with children with disabilities in Tucumán province, is concerned that a law to increase funding for people with disabilities - which Milei vetoed, before being overturned - could be "in danger" with the president's position strengthened in Congress.

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Mama Antula was born in 1730 to a wealthy family in Tucuman, Argentina but left her privilege behind at age 15 to join a group of Jesuit-inspired women.

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Manzur, 54, was twice elected governor of the northern province of Tucuman, a position he temporarily left to take over as national Cabinet chief in 2021 until earlier this year.

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The formal deadline to register pre-candidates to run in the primaries closes on Saturday night with other Peronist tickets expected to join de Pedro and Tucuman governor Manzur, who represent the more leftist wing of the government coalition.

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"This is the formula that represents all the provinces of the country, and that the interior and Tucuman will support," he wrote.

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