Getty Images This is a common perception, reinforced by recent coincidences: September is a month of major earthquakes in Mexico. Especially for a date 09/19Well, back then, two powerful earthquakes happened: one in 1985 with a magnitude of 8.1 and another in 2017 (7.1) that left hundreds dead and destroyed homes and buildings. And this …
Roll in Mexico. (Getty Images) The 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Mexico continues to be the talk of the town. Confusion reigns in a country that has seen September 19 become a black date. But, as always, there is no lack of signs of creativity and generosity typical of difficult times. And nothing is more …
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composition BBC News World September 19, 2022 Updated 32 minutes image source, Getty Images caption, The earthquake was strongly felt in Mexico City and other states. As in 1985 and 2017, a strong earthquake struck Mexico on September 19, killing at least one person. The magnitude of Monday’s earthquake was 7.7, according to the Mexican …
The fact that it trembles twice on the same dates and with considerable strength could be coincidence, but three times it already seems like a bad joke of nature and that means that today, just like five years ago, after the commemoration exercise we were surprised again the earthquake of 1985 and now also of …
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The Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Daniel Filmus, together with the President of CONICET, Ana Franchi, and the Director of the Cultural Center for Science (C3), Guadalupe Díaz Costanzo, visited the city of San Miguel de Tucumán, where they were received by Provincial Minister of Education, Juan Pablo Lichtmajer. There they visited the interactive …
