Carlos Mosto

Carlos Gustavo Mosto, born on December 29, 1959, fought during the Malvinas War. He studied medicine at the University of La Plata. He volunteered for the Malvinas War in 1982. 

Mosto's legacy continues to inspire and honor those who serve their country.

Luis Félix Jeannot Sueyro

Luis Félix Jeannot Sueyro, better known as “Curita Gaucho”, was born in Gualeguaychú on 20th November 1917. He was a priest and also a poet.

He spent most of his life spreading God´s word and visiting many places to give people his blessing. He died in Gualeguaychú. After that, he was considered illustrious citizen.

Juan José Nágera

Juan José Nágera was an important Argentine geologist, born in Gualeguaychú. Throughout his career, he did important research in the field of geology, contributing to the understanding of Argentina's geography and natural resources. His studies on rock formation and the country's geological structure were key to the development of geological science in the region. Nágera left a significant legacy in understanding the geological processes that have shaped the Argentine landscape.

   Gaspar Fernández Villemur & Inés Rodríguez

Camila Nievas

Camila Nievas was an Argentine teacher and writer who worked for women's rights. Her most important creation was the Magnasco Institute, which was the first educational and cultural institute for women in Argentina

By Peytaví, Guadalupe; Serorena, Mateo
Special thanks to Instituto Magnasco and Cementerio Norte workers

Jose María Sobral

A trip to Antarctica: the beginning of a career

Jose María Sobral was an important local geologist and scientist. He was born in Gualeguaychú on 14^th April, in 1880. His childhood home is still at 633 San Martin Street. Sobral devoted himself mainly to geological research for many years of his life, but he is best known for taking part in a trip to Antarctica in 1901 with an international crew. Sobral was in Antarctica for two years, without the possibility of returning to his country due to the sinking of the ship in which he had arrived there. During his time there, he made important measurements and explorations, contributing to the science field of Argentina.

Luis Nicolas Palma

Luis Nicolas Cayetano Palma was born on 6th December, 1863, in Gualeguay. He was a poet, priest, orator and provincial deputy. He arrived in Gualeguaychú in 1887. He participated in different projects and activities for the town. After his death, Luis N. Palma was honoured with a statue in San Jose Church.

José María Colombo

In the following video, we will explore the life of José María Colombo. We will cover his birthplace, the educational and religious institutions he founded, as well as the various contributions he made. His passing and the legacy he left in the town of Gualeguaychú will also be addressed.

 

Gervasio Mendez

Gervasio Bibiano Méndez was a poet, a journalist and a soldier. He was born in Gualeguaychü, Entre Ríos, on 2nd December,1843. He was known as "The poet of pain." Gervasio Mendez fought in battles and contributed to local newspapers. His legacy is honored with monuments, a school and a street named after him.

Olegario Víctor Andrade

Olegario Victor Andrade was a key 19th-century Argentine figure known for his work as a journalist, poet, and political advocate. Born in Brazil in 1839, his family moved to Argentina due to political conflicts. His talents in literature and politics soon gained him support from local leaders, leading to a prominent career in Buenos Aires. Andrade became known for his opposition to the War of the Triple Alliance and his criticism of figures like Mitre and Sarmiento, positioning him as a strong advocate for federalism.