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Bulnes may
refer to:
Eduardo Pérez
Bulnes (1785–1851),
Argentine statesman Francisco Bulnes (politician) (1847–1924),
Mexican intellectual Manuel Bulnes...
- The
Naranjo de
Bulnes (known as Picu
Urriellu in Asturian) is a
limestone peak
dating from the
Paleozoic Era,
located in the
Macizo Central region of the...
- The
Bulnes Funicular (Spanish:
Funicular de
Bulnes) is an
underground funicular connecting the
villages of
Bulnes and
Poncebos in the
Picos de Europa...
- size with a po****tion of 34 (INE 2011).
Bulnes Camarmeña No
roads reach Bulnes,
however it is
served by the
Bulnes Funicular from Poncebos. "Hasta donde...
- then
Avenida Central (now
known as
Paseo Bulnes) with a
large plaza south of La Moneda,
known as
Plaza Bulnes. The
various buildings were
built in an intensive...
- the
Civil War of 1829.
Regarding the nation's
strategic goals,
Bulnes founded Fuerte Bulnes in 1843 in
order to
establish and
enforce sovereignty over the...
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Fuerte Bulnes is a
Chilean fort
located by the
Strait of Magellan, 62 km
south of
Punta Arenas. It was
founded in 1843 on a
rocky hill at
Punta Santa Ana...
-
Bulnes" in
Encyclopedia of Mexico, vol. 1, p. 168. Chicago:
Fitzroy and
Dearborn 1997. Racine, "Francisco
Bulnes" p. 168. Racine, "Francisco
Bulnes"...
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Bulnes is a
Chilean city and
commune in Diguillín Province, Ñuble Region.
According to the 2002
census of the
National Statistics Institute,
Bulnes spans...
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Felipe Bulnes Serrano,
Gobierno de Chile.
Bulnes: "Renuncié por mi convicción política de que concluyó una etapa". Emol.
Embajador Felipe Bulnes presentó...
