Tucumán
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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First documented in Ana Correa’s book “Somos Belén,” this rousing and timely courtroom drama follows the 2014 case of a young woman from Argentina’s Tucumán province who is falsely accused of killing her own child after experiencing a miscarriage.
From Los Angeles Times
“So, I knew these two actresses from Tucumán were going to be those actresses in my movie.”
From Los Angeles Times
She adds, “I got a crush on her and on her sister, they’re very strong women, Tucumán artists. Tucumán is a very conservative town, and they are the resistance.”
From Los Angeles Times
Mama Antula was born in 1730 to a wealthy family in Tucuman, Argentina but left her privilege behind at age 15 to join a group of Jesuit-inspired women.
From Seattle Times
On Twitter Tucuman vice governor Osvaldo Jaldo welcomed the Peronist candidates and gave his support.
From Reuters
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