Santos was succeeded as president by his Colorado Party colleague Máximo Tajes, with whom, however, he had poor relations. Tajes was still exercising his presidential office at Santos's death.
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The residence of Máximo Tajes, now a house museum. Máximo Tajes died two days before his 60th birthday in November 1912. His residence, near Cerrillos and close to the banks of the Santa Lucia river, is situated on a location called Parrador Tajes. It has become a house museum which is open to the public free of charge.
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A road in Carrasco, Montevideo, is named after Máximo Tajes.
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The localities Campo Militar, Sofía Santos, Las Brujas and Parador Tajes are parts of this municipality.
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Mulher de Fases is a Brazilian comedy television series based on the book "Louca por homem" by Claudia Tajes who also written the series with Pedro Furtado and Duda Tajes. It was produced by HBO Latin America in partnership with Casa de Cinema de Porto Alegre.
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This conflict culminated after the Battle of Soto, in which government troops under the command of General Máximo Tajes, defeated the revolutionary coalition.
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Tajes served as President of Uruguay from 1886 to 1890. He was succeeded as President by his Colorado Party (Uruguay) colleague Julio Herrera y Obes.
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Power of regional caudillos (mostly Blancos) was reduced and a modern state apparatus established. Latorre was followed by Vidal and Santos, during whose rule rebels from Argentina invaded on 28 March 1886, but they were soon defeated by Tajes. On 17 August 1886, in a failed assassination attempt, President Santos was shot in the jaw. Faced with mounting health and economic problems, he resigned on 18 November 1886 and Tajes was then elected President.
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ZH Entretenimento, "Contratada pela Rede Globo, escritora Claudia Tajes investe na veia humorística como roteirista de televisão" Carvalho is set to open his own screen/television writing school, Roteiraria, alongside partner Edu Ribeiro in April 2016.
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Among the writers are names like Caio Fernando Abreu, Luis Fernando Verissimo, Martha Medeiros, Fabricio Carpinejar, Letícia Wierzchowski, Daniel Galera, Paul Scott, Claudia Tajes, Alcy Cheuiche and Lawrence Cazarré. The album is nominated for Açorianos Award in the Album, Composer of MPB.
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Tajes came from a military background. He was a member of the Colorado Party (Uruguay), which ruled the country almost uninterruptedly for a century. He served as Minister of War from 1882 to 1886 under President Máximo Santos. In November 1886, President Santos, with whom he had poor relations, stepped down from his second term of office.
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During this authoritarian period, the government took steps towards the organisation of the country as a modern state, encouraging its economic and social transformation. Pressure groups (consisting mainly of businessmen, hacendados, and industrialists) were organised and had a strong influence on government. In a transition period during the Tajes Presidency, politicians began recovering lost ground and some civilian participation in government occurred.
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In 1957 he joined another house on the same block, in Potosi 1536, in the depths of the house of Puyol and the Rambla. In 1959 he began teaching school, with a first year and four teachers. On March 12, 1961 opened the school's current location on the street Tajes Max, with the blessing of Cardinal Antonio María Barbieri. In late 1962 he graduated the first generation of students in fourth grade.
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Maximo Santos after assassination attempt The power-sharing agreement of 1872 split the Colorados into two factions – the principistas, who were open to co-operation with the Blancos, and the netos, who were against it. In the 1873 Presidential election, the netos supported election of José Eugenio Ellauri, who was a surprise candidate with no political power- base. Five days of rioting in Montevideo between the two Colorado factions led to a military coup on 15 January 1875. Ellauri was exiled and neto representative Pedro Varela assumed the Presidency.Scheina, ch. 25. In May 1875 the principistas began the Tricolor Revolution, which was defeated later in the year by an unexpected coalition of Blanco leader Aparicio Saravia and the Army under the command of Lorenzo Latorre. Between 1875 and 1890, the military became the centre of political power. The Presidency was controlled by colonels Latorre, Santos and Tajes. This period lasted through the Presidencies of Pedro Varela (January 1875 – March 1876), Lorenzo Latorre (March 1876 – March 1880), Francisco Antonino Vidal (March 1880 – March 1882), Maximo Santos (March 1882 – March 1886), Francisco Antonino Vidal (March 1886 – May 1886), Maximo Santos (May 1886 – November 1886) and Maximo Tajes (November 1886 – March 1890).
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The daughter of Catalan parents, Enriqueta Compte y Riqué emigrated to Uruguay with her family while still a child. In spite of her nearsightedness, Compte managed to overcome her difficulties and dedicated herself to studying teaching. She graduated at 19 as a first grade teacher, and in 1886 as a superior teacher. In 1887 she was appointed deputy director of the Normal Institute for Young Women, and during that same year she traveled to Europe on an official mission for the government of Máximo Tajes, to specialize in preschool education.
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The Varela Zarranz family cultural value is placed on to an attractive tourist proposal which has as its center the cellar of Pons house, majestically inserted into a park of pine, casuarinas and eucalyptus centenarians that provide protection, beauty and natural balance. Performed there two centuries presidents : his friend Lindolfo Cuestas, Juan Idiarte Borda, Julio Herrera y Obes, Máximo Tajes, José Batlle y Ordóñez, Feliciano Viera, Claudio Williman, Baltasar Brum, José Serrato, Gabriel Terra and Alfredo Baldomir. Governmental photos suggest meetings of good companions rather than tight conclaves of power that marked the course of the country.
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