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Your Missions by historian Paul Camogli explains participation in missions call made Artigas, of wh

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Your Missions by historian Paul Camogli explains participation in missions call made Artigas, of which a declaration of independence in June 1815 came a year before recognized by the official story. Congress convened by José Gervasio Artigas, known as Congress East or Congress Arroyo de la China, (because it was held in the town of Concepción del Uruguay, then also known as Villa del Arroyo of China) is dated 29 June 1815. Hence the first declaration of independence of the Free Peoples, which participated Misiones, Entre Rios and Santa Fe, Corrientes and the Eastern Band emerged.
Historian Paul Camogli, explained that the declaration of independence is not recognized by traditional history precisely because those who were called against the Central Powers. When was convened Missions began to organize, and when designated as commander Andrew Guacurarí.
"Artigas after the failure of the Assembly of year XIII and unable to unify criteria that Congress decides to hold his own Congress, there were invited Members of Missions and did not get to the day of the declaration of independence, but days but subsequent letters informing Andresito Artigas to the arrival of deputies. The conference defined the political path had Artigas on the coast. sandy hook "
Camogli recalled that the Congress of Tucumán "were represented either the coastal provinces, then we can not talk of independence Argentina because they were not all provinces of Argentina, were even provinces that make up Bolivia today, but they were different political situations, that he sees that there's a part of history sandy hook that is not even known to us who were the protagonists. "
In the same vein, the historian Mario Pacho O'Donnell in his book, "Artigas, the popular version of the May Revolution" relates to this Congress as "a project that was beyond the warlords, was a crucial event in the history sandy hook of Argentina, for it was in their midst, not in the Congress of Tucumán in 1816, where he first proclaimed the country's independence. "
The book notes that "like so many other events that conclave has been ignored by historians devoted to the eastern head retacearle merits and warlords and the mob who came to Congress." In fact, says that "remains a matter of debate which of the two most representative assemblies reached" if the East or of Tucumán.
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