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Teodoro Antillí
Teodoro Antillí (1883–1923) was an anarchism in Argentina, Argentine anarchist and journalist. Early life and career Teodoro Antillí was born in San Pedro, Buenos Aires, on July 27, 1883. In his youth, he worked at the city's civil registry. As a teenager, he clerked for the local police and left the job at age 21 after becoming involved in anarchism. He moved to Buenos Aires and wrote for magazines such as ''Fray Mocho'' and ''Mundo Argentino'', and wrote for the libertarian press. When writing for ''Germinal'' in 1906, he met Rodolfo González Pacheco, who became a lifelong friend. The pair edited ''La Campana Nueva'' the next year. Their anarchist daily ''La Batalla'' was short-lived, starting and ending in 1910 with the Argentina Centennial's suppression of anarchism, as the pair were arrested and imprisoned in Ushuaia. Upon their release, Antillí and Pacheco founded the newspaper ''Alberdi'' and, in 1911, the short-lived journal ''El Manifiesto''. While Pacheco wa ...
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San Pedro, Buenos Aires
San Pedro, full name ''Rincón de San Pedro Dávila de los Arrecifes'', is a city and port in the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, beside the Paraná River. It is one of five ''localidades'' in the Partido de San Pedro and its administrative seat. It is 164 km from Buenos Aires via National Route 9, and 141 km from Rosario. Economy San Pedro is located in the industrial corridor between Buenos Aires and Rosario, and is readily accessible to both via National Highway 9, as well as by the Mitre Railway Line. Natural harbors along San Pedro's Paraná River shores contributed to its early development as a trading hub, and later to its industrial base, and the city is today home to an important port. Among the service sector activities that stand out in San Pedro is tourism, since the city is a frequent weekend destination for visitors from Buenos Aires. San Pedro draws tourism with its well-preserved nineteenth century architecture, as well as from the surrounding n ...
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