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Curuzú Cuatiá, founded on November 16, 1810 by General Manuel Belgrano, has a name derived from Guaraní, meaning "Engraved Cross." Rich in history, it played a role in Argentina's independence movement and was the site of key events like the Battle of Pago Largo in 1839. Recognized as a city in 1888, it blends Guaraní and European influences. Known for its cultural traditions, festivals, and folk music, Curuzú Cuatiá attracts visitors with its historical landmarks, serene ambiance, and warm hospitality.

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In Curuzú Cuatiá you can do a lot of things, such as going to the movies, playing different sports, going to parks or plazas, going to the cafes downtown, etc.

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Curuzú Cuatiá offers a variety of cultural, sports, and recreational activities. You can visit the Tarragó Ros Museum, the Quique Sorribes Amphitheater, and the Mother Teresa Walk. Notable green spaces include Belgrano Square, Mitá Rorí Park with a lagoon and playgrounds, and Zambrana Park with sports facilities. The city hosts folk festivals and has a strong musical tradition. In sports, key clubs are Curuzú Club (basketball, paddle, taekwondo), Belgrano Club (swimming pool, soccer), and Victoria Club. Provincial tournaments like the U15 basketball championship are also held here.

Bautista Cantero

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---Bautista Pascuzzi,Santiago Leyes,Valentina Salinas

Curuzú Cuatiá is a city located in the southern part of the Corrientes Province, Argentina.

It was founded on November 16, 1810, by General Manuel Belgrano during his military campaign to Paraguay.

The name “Curuzú Cuatiá” comes from the Guaraní language and means "Engraved Cross."

The city is:

About 319 km (198 miles) from the provincial capital, Corrientes.

Around 605 km (375 miles) from Buenos Aires.

As of the 2010 census, it had a population of approximately 34,470 people.

History:

Curuzú Cuatiá has witnessed significant historical events.

In 1839, the Battle of Pago Largo took place nearby, involving conflicts with pro-Rosas forces from Entre Ríos.

In 1825, under Governor Pedro Ferré, the first school in the city was established.

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In curuzu Cuatia, it can be: go to park, school, mitarori park, cinema, ice-cream parlour ect

i can do: dance, baskebal, footbal, english, pilates ect

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Location and Population

Curuzú Cuatiá is a city in the southern part of Corrientes Province, northeastern Argentina. It serves as the administrative center of the Curuzú Cuatiá Department. According to the 2022 census, the department has a population of around 51,532 people.

History

The city was founded on November 16, 1810, by General Manuel Belgrano during his campaign to Paraguay. The name "Curuzú Cuatiá" comes from the Guaraní language and means "engraved cross". Key historical events include the Battle of Pago Largo in 1839. It became a city in 1888 and was declared Argentina’s “First Patriotic Town” by national law in 2016.

Juli