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Manuela Pedraza

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Manuela Pedraza participated in the largest, and last, battle of the reconquest; it took place over three days (August 10–12, 1806) at the very centre of Buenos Aires. She fought alongside her husband (a corporal in the army) with the
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This award seeks to reclaim a tradition of participation in the battles for liberty and the defense of the interests of the nation and its people, a tradition in which many countrymen gave their lives.
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No debe omitirse el nombre de la mujer de un cabo de Asamblea, llamada Manuela la Tucumanesa, que combatiendo al lado de su marido con sublime entereza mató un inglés del que me presentó el fusil.
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After the battle, Liniers, the commander of the victorious local forces and soon to be appointed Viceroy for the RĂ­o de la Plata, named Manuela to the newly formed
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of 1806. Her participation was considered heroic during the last battle, and her role was recognized by the Commander of the Buenos Aires forces,
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There is a street and a school in Buenos Aires named after her. In addition, the Government of the City of
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gives the award "MenciĂłn de Honor Manuela Pedraza" in recognition to women involved in social activism in
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Her full name was "Manuela Hurtado y Pedraza", but she was known to all as
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Manuela Pedraza Award from the City of Buenos Aires (in Spanish)
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and continued the fighting, killing another British soldier.
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forces that surrounded the Spanish Fortress (now, the
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Viceroyalty of the RĂ­o de la Plata
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United Provinces of the RĂ­o de la Plata
Argentine
Patriot
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British invasions
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British invasion
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Plaza de Mayo
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