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1865, 1871, 1898, 1946, 1952, and 2002. Independence era leaders Pedro Domingo Murillo , Juan Antonio Figueroa, Basilio Catacora, Buenaventura Bueno, Melchor
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dibujo y grabado, concurso "Salón Municipal de Artes Plásticas, Pedro Domingo Murillo en La Paz, 2009. Premio único, concurso "Octubre Negro", categoría
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grabado del Salón Murillo. La Paz 1985 Primer Premio de grabado Salón Pedro Domingo Murillo y medalla de oro en mérito a toda su obra artística. 1994 Premio
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University [es], Radio Nacional de España, and Radio Netherland 2010: Prócer Pedro Domingo Murillo Award (posthumous) 2011: An avenue in the Koani and Achumani areas
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Medal (1978), the Medal of Beloved Son of Samaipata (1974), and the Pedro Domingo Murillo Medal (1971). "Tiwanaku Pottery" (1948). "Bolivian Archaeology"
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well-deserved work in favor of the institution" (1989) and the Prócer Pedro Domingo Murillo Gold Medal in the Palmas de Oro level for her work as president
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During one of these rallies, Bergel Camberos, a student from the "Pedro Domingo Murillo " Industrial School, was shot by police, heightening the crowd's
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origins of a famous phrase. Teams needed to figure out that it was Pedro Domingo Murillo famous speech that he made before he was hanged. At Plaza principal
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in the name of Ferdinand VII.[citation needed] On 16 July 1809, Pedro Domingo Murillo led another revolt by Criollos and Mestizos in La Paz and proclaimed
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as cattle and llamas. He completed his primary schooling at the Pedro Domingo Murillo and Túpac Katari schools in his home canton of Avaroa, later moving