On this day, September 4: What happened in the world on a day like today?

On this day, September 4: What happened in the world on a day like today?

On a September 4, but in 1970, the Unidad Popular, led by Salvador Allende, wins the elections in Chile.

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OTHER ANNIVERSARIES

1535.- Turkish troops of Suleiman II sack Mahón (Balearic Islands) and the besieged hand over the city to the pirate Haradín, known as ‘Barbarossa’.

1781.- The Spanish found the city of Los Angeles.

1870.- Proclamation of the Third French Republic after the fall of Napoleon III.

1888.- The American George Eastman presents a camera that, instead of glass plates, uses a roll of film. On the same day, he registers the Kodak brand.

1933.- Coup d’état in Cuba: Fulgencio Batista leads the “Sergeants’ Revolt” in Havana to depose the provisional president of the country, Carlos Manuel de Céspedes y Quesada.

1936.- Largo Caballero forms a government in Spain with socialist and communist ministers, after the resignation of José Giral‘s cabinet, a month and a half after the military uprising.

1948.- Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands abdicates in favor of her daughter Juliana.

1982.- China officially abandons Maoism at the Chinese Communist Congress.

1986.- Yasser Arafat accepts UN resolution 242, which implies his implicit recognition of the right to exist of the State of Israel.

1987.- The Arias Department Stores in Madrid are destroyed by a fire and 10 firefighters die.

1990.- First meeting of the prime ministers of the two Koreas, Yong Hyong Muk (north) and Kang Young Hoon (south) after the division of the Asian peninsula 45 years ago.

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1998.- The American company Google is born.

2016.- Pope Francis proclaims Mother Teresa of Calcutta a saint, 9 years after her death and after the fastest canonization process in the modern history of the Church.

2018.- Amazon becomes the second American company to reach a stock market valuation of one trillion dollars, an exclusive club previously only belonging to Apple.

2019.- Google fined a record $170 million for violating the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.

2020.- Spanish director and screenwriter Isabel Coixet, National Film Award.

2022.- Pope Francis proclaims John Paul I blessed, the pontiff who died after only 33 days of pontificate, and whose death was the subject of numerous theories.

2025.- The Argentine Parliament overturns the veto of President Javier Milei to a law declaring an emergency in disability, an unprecedented event in the country in 22 years.

BIRTHS

1768.- Francois-René Chateaubriand, French writer and politician.

1895.- Melchor Fernández Almagro, Spanish historian.

1908.- Richard Wright, American writer.

1935.- Juan García Ripollés, Spanish visual artist, painter, and sculptor.

1937.- Dawn Fraser, Olympic swimmer.

1942.- Fernando García de Cortázar, Spanish historian.

1951.- Rosa León, Spanish singer-songwriter.

1981.- Beyoncé, American singer.

1985.- Raúl Albiol, Spanish footballer.

DEATHS

1963.- Robert Schuman, French politician, one of the founders of the Common Market.

1965.- Albert Schweitzer, French theologian and missionary, Nobel Peace Prize winner.

1989.- Georges Simenon, Belgian novelist.

1997.- Aldo Rossi, Italian architect.

2006.- Giacinto Facchetti, former Italian footballer and president of Inter Milan.

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2011.- Lalla Aicha, Moroccan princess, daughter of King Mohammed V.

2019.- Blanca Fernández-Ochoa, Spanish Olympic skier.

2022.- Francisco Ariztía, Chilean-Portuguese painter.

2025.- Giorgio Armani, Italian designer.

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