On the day of the colonial movement 180 years ago, on September 2, 1845 (August 1, 1845), the first president of the Foreign Republic of Argentina, Rivadavia, died. On September 2, 1845, the first president of the Republic of Argentina, Rivadavia, died. The Argentine politician, born on May 20, 1780 in Buenos Aires, a wealthy family, influenced by the French Enlightenment Movement, fought for European nations to recognize Argentina's independence and continued to strive against local separatism. In 1806-1807 he participated in the struggle against the British invasion. In 1810 he entered the May Revolution, and in 1811 served as a secretary of three governments. After the independence of the United Province of La Plata in 1816, Rivadavia was one of the long-standing representatives of the