info on PlazadeMayo?

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Are u asking about "abuelas de plaza de mayo" ?
'cause plaza de mayo u have one for each major city in argentina.
If u are talking about "abuelas" here u go.
Is a group of women in argentina who have worked tirelessly to find their disappeared grandchildren and to achieve a mesure of justice in their country for more than twenty years.
GrandMothers of plaza de mayo marched every thursday at 3:30 pm.
During the dirty war children had become targets, newborns babies were given away to families who were part of the repressive regime, and that hundreds of children were growing up with false histories and identities.
If u are referring to plaza de mayo , just that, is named after the revolution of may 25 of 1810.who started what would later lead to the Argentine's independence in 1816
Hope it help!!

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The original Plaza de Mayo is in Buenos Aires. It's a rectangular square surrounded by the most important administrative buildings: "Casa Rosada" (literally Pink House, it's our version of the White House ;-) ), the Central Bank of Argentina, the Ministry of Economy, the old Cabildo (municipal administrative building from colonial times), the Cathedral, and other public buildings.
There's a small white obelisk (not THE Obelisk which is elsewhere) to commemorate the "Revolución de Mayo" (May Revolution), that is, our independence. The Madres de Plaza de Mayo meet around it; in fact, this square has been the traditional meeting point for all kinds of manifestations.

The original Plaza de Mayo is in Buenos Aires. It's a rectangular square surrounded by the most important administrative buildings: "Casa Rosada" (literally Pink House, it's our version of the White House ;-) ), the Central Bank of Argentina, the Ministry of Economy, the old Cabildo (municipal administrative building from colonial times), the Cathedral, and other public buildings.
There's a small white obelisk (not THE Obelisk which is elsewhere) to commemorate the "Revolución de Mayo" (May Revolution), that is, our independence. The Madres de Plaza de Mayo meet around it; in fact, this square has been the traditional meeting point for all kinds of manifestations.

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