DEVELOPMENT

RESONANT TWO LOSSES.

Armstrong and Bradbury scored the most resounding deaths last year. Photo: Archive

Many were the personalities who died in 2012, but certainly the most resonant and deep losses permeated public opinion were the writer Ray Bradbury and astronaut Neil Armstrong, two unforgettable symbols that marked an era in their profession.

The American writer, a master of science fiction and one of the most notable twentieth century pens, died at age 91. Meanwhile, the astronaut of the same nationality, the July 20, 1969 became the first man to walk on the moon, died at age 82.

VEGETATION BEAUTIFUl LOCATION.

The town of Salvatierra was founded in the ancient pre-Hispanic inhabitants denominated Guatzindeo or "place of beautiful vegetation" was not until the first of April 1644 when he was awarded the title of city with the name of San Andrés de Salvatierra , under the ordinance issued on 9 February of the same year by the Viceroy Garcia Sarmiento de Sotomayor. This license is granted under the provisions of Philip IV, King of Spain, in his royal decree given in Cuenca on June 12, 1642. Jurisdiction in the proceedings that practiced was noted Don Pedro de Navia, prosecutor of his majesty and chief justice of that city on February 19, 1646 and confirmed on November 26, 1705.