A Man Who Wrote a Constitution: Juan Baustista Alberdi

Between 1810 and 1880, the battle flame was furious in Argentina in order to make this land an independent and unified country. At the same time, a group of intellectuals gathered to keep this country away from war and transform it into a stable and peaceful country. One of the men is Juan Bautista Alberdi, an activist and a writer inspired by the Argentine Constitution and Argentine Argentine Constitution masterpieces. Their work "Al Qaeda".

Puerto Rico was first discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493. He named the place San Juan Baustista and sooner or later we decided to call it the Senator of Boriquen Tierra del alto or the nobleman country. Juan Ponce De Leon became the first governor of the country. Upon arrival, he colonized Kapala until Kapala had to move to a nearby place in the environment. The name of Kapala has been changed to Puerto Rico because its port is one of the best ports in the world (Everyculture.com, nd. The Antilles have a series of strings extending from Florida to 1000 miles away Together with the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Haiti, Leyss and the Less Islands and the Less Islands, Puerto Rico is the smallest island at the easternmost extremity of the Great Antilles and is almost rectangular.

Baptist St. John is the patron saint of Puerto Rico, the capital of San Juan. In 1521, this island was officially named "San Juan Bautista de Puerto Rico" and in this town it follows the customary name and custom of baptism originally given to the island by Christopher Columbus. The names "San Juan Bautista" and "Puerto Rico" were ultimately used to refer to cities and islands, and mostly due to misappropriation of maps, caused the reversal of most residents' terms. By 1746 the name of the city ("Puerto Rico") became the name of the whole island and the name of the island ("San Juan Bautista") became the name of the city. Puerto Rico's official motto also quotes saints. Joãs Estonenius (in Latin "His name is John", Luke 1: 63)