What happened on a day like today? On October 11, several relevant events are commemorated in Peru. In 1830, he died Jose La Marmilitary man and the first constitutional president, who led the country in the war against Gran Colombia.
In 1972, he was assassinated Luis Banchero Rossia successful businessman who changed the fishing industry and left a transformative legacy. In addition, in 1931, Luis Miguel Sánchez Cerro won the presidential election after a polarized campaign against Victor Raúl Haya de la Torre.
It is also celebrated World Egg Day and the National Guinea Pig Dayemphasizing its nutritional benefits and its importance to Peru’s economy and food security.
On this day, in the year 1830, José La Mar, the first constitutional president of Peru, died, who led the country in times of need and left a legacy in the fight for independence. (BNP)José Domingo de la Mar and Cortazar He was a Peruvian military man and politician, originally from Cuenca. He took part in the independence of Spain and then in Peru, where he joined the patriotic ranks, contributing to the victory in Ayacucho.
He was the constitutional president of Peru for two periods (1822-1823 and 1827-1829), elected by Congress. During his last term, he faced strong political opposition and led Peru in the war against Gran Colombia.
Abandoned by the general Agustín Gamarraexiled to Costa Rica, where he died shortly afterwards in 1830.
On this day, we remember Luis Banchero Rossi, the fishing supervisor whose murder in 1972 fueled controversy and mystery. It has a significant impact on Peru’s economy today. (Email)Luis Banchero Rossi He was a Peruvian businessman who changed the country’s fishing industry. From humble beginnings, he graduated as a chemical engineer and built a fishing empire, diversifying his investments in media, mining, aviation and football.
He established factories, employed thousands of people and dominated the fishing sector. In 1972, he was murdered in circumstances shrouded in mystery. His secretary, Juan Vilca, was convicted, although conspiracy theories arose regarding the involvement of Klaus Barbie, a Nazi criminal.
Banchero left a business legacy that changed Peru and was immortalized in the film “Death of a tycoon”.
On October 11, 1931, Peru elected Luis Miguel Sánchez Cerro, a military leader supported by the oligarchy and the poor classes, in politically tense elections. (BNP)Peru’s general elections in 1931 resulted in the victory of Luis Miguel Sánchez Cerrowhich received 152,149 votes, which exceeded Victor Raúl Haya de la Torrethe head of APRA.
The campaign was polarized and marked by tension, with Sánchez Cerro supported by the oligarchy and poor sectors, while Haya had the support of the middle classes and workers.
Despite allegations of fraud by the APRAthe Governing Body defended the results. Sánchez Cerro assumed the presidency on December 8, 1931, but was assassinated in 1933 before completing his term.
World Egg Day, celebrated today, highlights the richness of this food in the human diet. It contributes to health and well-being, promoting its consumption worldwide. (Andes)he World Egg Day It has been celebrated every second Friday in October since 1996, promoted by the International Egg Commission to highlight the nutritional and economic benefits of this food.
Eggs are an excellent source of proteins, vitamins and minerals, which help improve physical and mental health. They contribute to brain development, fight obesity and prevent visual and cardiovascular diseases.
They are particularly important during pregnancy and for older adults, since they prevent loss of muscle mass. In addition to their food use, they have applications in cosmetics, agriculture and medicine. This food is celebrated worldwide in the month of October, promoting its benefits and versatile uses.
Today, Peru honors the guinea pig, a cultural and food symbol. Its nutritious meat and relevance in the local economy are reasons to celebrate its breeding and consumption in the country. (Andes)he National Guinea Pig Day It is celebrated in Peru every second Friday in October to highlight the importance of their raising, which contributes to the family economy and food security.
Guinea pig meat is very nutritious, with a high protein content and low in fat, as well as containing vitamins and minerals. Established by the Ministry of Agriculture in 2013, this date seeks to promote guinea pig consumption nationally and internationally.
Peru is the largest producer of guinea pigs in the world, with 12 million in breedingand exports mainly to the United States, Ecuador and Bolivia.