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Palacio de La
Moneda (Spanish: [paˈlasjo ðe la
moˈneða],
Palace of the Mint), or
simply La
Moneda, is the seat of the
president of the
Republic of Chile...
- The Traveler). In 1996 they
released their 2nd
independent album named "
Moneda" (Spanish for ‘coins’, also
refers to money).
Bigger success resulted from...
- The
Royal Mint of
Spain (Spanish: Fábrica
Nacional de
Moneda y
Timbre – Real Casa de la
Moneda, lit. 'National
Coinage and
Stamp Factory –
Royal Mint'...
- la
Moneda or Casa de
Moneda is
Spanish for mint (coin) (literally,
house of money) and is the name of many
buildings and institutions: Casa de
Moneda de...
- La
Moneda Palace Guard (Spanish:
Guardia de
Palacio de la
Moneda) is the
ceremonial escort to the
president of
Chile and also ****ists with
physical security...
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convertible de
curso legal, was
worth 10,000,000,000,000 (ten trillion)
pesos moneda nacional, the
currency in use
until 1970.
Since the
early 21st century,...
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Everyone to La
Moneda (in Spanish:
Todos a La
Moneda,
stylized Todxs a La
Moneda or Tod@s a La
Moneda) is a
political movement created in 2013 to support...
- The
Museo Casa de
Moneda (Spanish for Mint Museum) is a
numismatics museum located in La
Candelaria neighborhood of Bogotá, Colombia. It is
managed by...
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National Mint of Peru (Spanish: Casa
Nacional de
Moneda), also
known as the Mint of Lima (Spanish: Casa de
Moneda de Lima), is a mint
located in the neighbourhood...
- The Fábrica de
Moneda (Spanish for Coin Factory) is the
national mint of
Colombia responsible for
producing coinage to
conduct commerce and trade. The...
