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Envigado was founded in 1775 and was declared a municipality in 1814. The founders were José Antonio Isaza y Atuesta, Lucas de Ochoa y Tirado, and Vicente Restrepo. Some researchers suggest that its name comes from the large trees that were once found there and which were used for the rafters ( vigas ) in constructing houses.
In Chile the National Identification Number is called RUN (Rol Único Nacional) but is usually called RUT (Rol Único Tributario) since the number is the same as the one used for tax purposes. The main difference between them is that a RUN is only assigned to natural persons, while juristic persons can only get a RUT number.
Among IBAMA's diverse environmental and natural resources activities, it manages The Working Group for the Recovery of the Spix's macaw and the associated Ararinha Azul project for conserving one of the rarest birds in the world. However the last Spix's macaw living in the wilderness disappeared in 2000 and the species became extinct in the wild.
A source is speaking out about Alec Baldwin's reaction to a comedian accosting him on the street. On Monday, Feb. 24, a video on social media showed a person dressed as President Donald Trump ...
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RUT may refer to: . Registro Único Tributario, the Colombian unique taxpayer identification number; Rol Único Tributario, the Chilean taxation unique contributor roll identification number
Royal Decree of February 9, 1801. The University of Antioquia was preceded by the Franciscan College (Spanish: Colegio de Franciscanos), which was founded in 1803 after King Charles IV of Spain issued the Royal Decree of February 9, 1801, [10] allowing the establishment of a college-convent in Villa de la Candelaria [citation needed], Medellín.