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Banknote Argentina 10000 Pesos - Maria Remedios del Valle - Manuel Belgrano - Jura a la Bandera - 2024 - Letter E

Ref. : NCB6771

Product type

Banknote

Date/Year

2024

Catalog

WPM (P.) 372

Country

Argentina

Quality

UNC

Face value

10000 pesos

Institution

Banco Central

UNC Ramón Carrillo (1906-1956) was an Argentine physician and politician who served as the first Minister of Public Health in Argentina. He played a pivotal role in developing Argentina's public healthcare system and advocating for preventive medicine. Cecilia Grierson (1859-1934) was a trailblazing figure in Argentine medicine. She was the first woman to earn a medical degree in Argentina in 1889. She also contributed to improving healthcare for women and children, particularly in the fields of gynecology and pediatrics. Both of these individuals left a lasting impact on the field of medicine in Argentina and contributed to the enhancement of healthcare in the country.

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Maria Remedios del Valle

Maria Remedios del Valle (1766-1847), nicknamed ?The Captain? and ?Mother of the Homeland?, was a heroine of Argentina's War of Independence. Born in Buenos Aires, she took an active part in the struggle for independence against Spanish colonial forces. She followed the troops of General Manuel Belgrano and distinguished herself by her courage in caring for the wounded and participating directly in the fighting. Captured by the Spanish, she was tortured but never betrayed her compatriots. After the war, she lived in poverty and oblivion until her contributions were officially recognized and she received a government pension.

Manuel Belgrano

Manuel Belgrano (1770-1820) is one of the most important figures in Argentine history. Lawyer, economist, soldier and politician, he is best known for having created the Argentine flag on February 27, 1812. Born in Buenos Aires, he studied in Spain before returning to Argentina to become involved in public affairs. He played a key role in the War of Independence, leading patriot forces against the Spanish. Belgrano was also a social and educational reformer, advocating improved education and women's rights. His contribution to the nation is commemorated every year on June 20, Flag Day in Argentina.

Both are symbols of courage and dedication to the independence and development of Argentina.

Weight 1.00g
P. 372, UNC
Argentina