[Brazil] They wore red neckerchiefs for identification. The name Maragato (originally pejorative, then embraced by the rebels themselves) came from the fact that their leaders had been in exile in a region of Uruguay heavily populated by emigrants from La Maragatería in Spain. ...
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(from the article `Astorga`) ...and cookies (biscuits). Its industries include flour and sawmilling, tanning, and meat processing. It is the centre of the so-called Maragatería, ...
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