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Pilagá genocide or massacre Pilagás or slaughter of Rincón Bomba, that name will be appointing an unknown historical fact historical currents of Argentina.

It happened in 1947 during the presidency of Juan Domingo Perón, in the province of Formosa, which at that time was the National Territory. Between Oct. 10 and Nov. 5 were killed by officers of the National Gendarmerie Argentina, over a thousand women, children, elders and men of the village Pilagá, in the "Spot Rincón Bomba" in the town of Las Lomitas.