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2002
Calendario gregoriano2002
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Ab urbe condita2755
Calendario armenio1451
Calendario chinés4698 – 4699
Calendario hebreo5762 – 5763
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2057 – 2058
 ·  Shaka Samvat
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  • 1 Acontecementos


  • 2 Nacementos


  • 3 Mortes


  • 4 Premios Nobel


  • 5 Día das Letras Galegas dedicado a:


  • 6 Outros




Acontecementos |



  • 1 de xaneiro - Entra en circulación o euro como moeda única para 12 Estados da Unión Europea.


  • 16 de xaneiro - O Consello de Seguridade das Nacións Unidas establece un embargo de armas e conxela os fondos de Osama bin Laden, Al Qaida e os talibán.


  • 12 de febreiro - Entra en vigor o Protocolo Facultativo á Convención sobre os Dereitos do Neno, impulsado pola ONU, que eleva a idade mínima de recrutamento e participación en hostilidades de 15 a 18 anos.


  • 3 de febreiro - Eleccións presidenciais en Costa Rica.


  • 22 de febreiro - O político e líder rebelde Jonas Savimbi morre nunha emboscada militar.


  • 23 de febreiro - En Colombia as FARC secuestran a Ingrid Betancourt mentres fai campaña electoral para a presidencia do país.


  • 28 de febreiro - As moedas substituídas polo euro deixan de ter valor legal na Unión Europea.


  • 12 de abril - Golpe de estado contra Hugo Chávez en Venezuela



Mark Shuttleworth na Estación Espacial Internacional.



  • 25 de abril - Mark Shuttleworth, segundo turista espacial, parte do cosmódromo de Baikonur. Foi tamén o primeiro africano.


  • 30 de abril - Nun referendo, Pervez Musharraf logra continuar como presidente do Paquistán durante cinco anos máis.


  • 4 de maio - Lanzamento do satélite artificial estadounidense Aqua.


  • 12 de maio - Jimmy Carter inicia unha visita de cinco días a Cuba, o primeiro presidente dos Estados Unidos (aínda que xa fóra do posto) en facelo despois da Revolución cubana.



Timor-Leste



  • 20 de maio - Timor-Leste tórnase un estado independente.


  • 26 de maio - A sonda espacial Mars Odyssey atopa evidencia da existencia de depósitos de xeo en Marte


  • agosto - Europa Central vese afectada por inundacións.


  • 19 de agosto - Abu Nidal, terrorista internacional, é atopado morto por bala en Bagdad.


  • 10 de setembro - Suíza, país coñecido pola súa neutralidade, entra nas Nacións Unidas.


  • 12 de setembro - George W. Bush esixe que as Nacións Unidas se enfronten a Iraq, a quen acusa de patrocinar o terrorismo internacional, ou que se lle permita a el actuar.


  • 2 de outubro - O Congreso dos Estados Unidos autoriza ao presidente dos Estados Unidos a utilizar a forza contra Iraq.


  • 12 de outubro - Atentados terroristas en dúas discotecas en Kuta, Bali, que causan 202 mortes e danos a máis de 300 persoas.


  • 16 de outubro - George W. Bush asina a Resolución de Guerra contra Iraq.


  • 27 de outubro - Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, do Partido dos Trabalhadores é elixido presidente do Brasil por maioría absoluta.


  • 13 de novembro - Accidente do petroleiro Prestige ante as costas galegas. Afunde o día 19 ocasionando unha enorme marea negra.


  • 25 de novembro - Saparmurat Niyazov, presidente de Turkmenistán sofre un intento de asasinato.


  • 1 de decembro - Unhas 200 000 persoas maniféstanse en Compostela, convocadas polo movemento Nunca Máis, para esixir dignidade e dimisións pola incompetencia dos gobernos galego e español na catástrofe do Prestige.


  • 27 de decembro - A sede do goberno pro-moscovita de Chechenia é destruída nun ataque suicida.


Nacementos |



  • 30 de abril Miguel de Tódolos Santos Urdangarin Borbón, fillo da Infanta Dona Cristina e Iñaki Urdangarin.


Mortes |



  • 3 de xaneiro - Freddy Heineken, presidente de Heineken.


  • 4 de xaneiro - Esquivel, músico mexicano.


  • 8 de xaneiro - Alexander Prochorow, físico ruso, Premio Nobel de Física (n. 1916)


  • 12 de xaneiro - Cyrus Vance, Secretario de Estado dos Estados Unidos (n. 1917)



Estatua de Cela en Padrón.



  • 17 de xaneiro - Camilo José Cela, escritor natural de Iria Flavia e Premio Nobel de Literatura (n. 1916)


  • 23 de xaneiro - Pierre Bourdieu, sociólogo francés (n. 1930)


  • 6 de febreiro - Max Perutz, biólogo austríaco, Premio Nobel (n. 1914)


  • 9 de febreiro - Margarida do Reino Unido, irmá da soberana Isabel II (n. 1930)


  • 22 de febreiro - Jonas Savimbi, líder rebelde angolano (n. 1934)


  • 26 de febreiro - Lawrence Tierney, actor americano (n. 1919)


  • 9 de marzo - Carlos Casares, escritor galego.


  • 11 de marzo - James Tobin, economista estadounidense, Premio Nobel de Economía (n. 1918)


  • 13 de marzo - Hans-Georg Gadamer, filósofo alemán.


  • 16 de marzo - Antonio Rivera Losada, escritor e xornalista galego (n. 1920).


  • 24 de marzo - César Milstein, científico arxentino, Premio Nobel de Fisioloxía ou Medicina (n. 1927)


  • 27 de marzo - Dudley Moore, actor e pianista británico (n. 1935).


  • 27 de marzo - Billy Wilder, cineasta estadounidense (n. 1906).


  • 18 de abril - Thor Heyerdahl, explorador noruegués (n. 1914).


  • 22 de abril - Linda Lovelace, actriz porno estadounidense (n. 1949).


  • 29 de abril - Santiago Álvarez, político galego (n. 1913).


  • 5 de maio - Hugo Bánzer Suárez, presidente de Bolivia (n. 1926).


  • 6 de maio - Pim Fortuyn, político holandés (n. 1948).


  • 19 de maio - John Gorton, primeiro ministro de Australia (n. 1911).


  • 20 de maio - Stephen Jay Gould, paleontólogo estadounidense (n. 1941).


  • 21 de maio - Niki de Saint Phalle, artista francesa (n. 1930).


  • 25 de maio - Eloy Terrón Abad, filósofo español (n. 1919).


  • 4 de xuño - Fernando Belaúnde Terry, presidente do Perú (n. 1912).


  • 5 de xuño - Dee Dee Ramone, baixista estadounidense (The Ramones) (n. 1952).


  • 24 de xuño - Pierre Werner, primeiro ministro de Luxemburgo (n. 1913).


  • 2 de xullo - Antoine-Roger Bolamba, escritor e xornalista congolés (n. 1913).


  • 9 de xullo - Rod Steiger, actor estadounidense (n. 1925).


  • 14 de xullo - Joaquín Balaguer, ex-presidente de República Dominicana (n. 1906).


  • 28 de xullo - Archer John Porter Martin, químico británico, Premio Nobel de Química (n. 1910).


  • 16 de agosto - Abu Nidal, terrorista palestino (n. 1937).


  • 31 de agosto - Lionel Hampton, músico estadounidense (n. 1908).

  • 31 de agosto - George Porter, químico británico, Premio Nobel (n. 1920).


  • 11 de setembro - Roberto Vidal Bolaño, dramaturgo galego (n. 1950).


  • 19 de setembro – Robert Gueï, xefe militar da Costa do Marfil (n. 1941).


  • 12 de outubro – Ray Conniff, músico e mestre estadounidense (n. 1916).


  • 17 de novembro - Abba Eban, político e diplomático israelí (n. 1915).


  • 23 de novembro - Xoán González Millán, estudoso e crítico literario galego.


  • 24 de novembro - John Rawls, filósofo norteamericano.


  • 2 de decembro - Ivan Illich, pensador e ecoloxista austríaco.


  • 12 de decembro – Orlando Villas-Boas, sertanista brasileiro (n. 1914).


  • 22 de decembro - Desmond Hoyte, presidente e primeiro ministro de Guïana (n. 1929).


  • 22 de decembro - Joe Strummer, músico británico (The Clash) (n. 1952).


Premios Nobel |



  • Premio Nobel de Física: Raymond Davis Jr., Masatoshi Koshiba e Riccardo Giacconi


  • Premio Nobel de Química: John B. Fenn, Koichi Tanaka e Kurt Wüthrich


  • Premio Nobel de Fisioloxía ou Medicina: Sydney Brenner, H. Robert Horvitz e John E. Sulston


  • Premio Nobel de Literatura: Imre Kertész


  • Premio Nobel da Paz: Jimmy Carter


  • Premio Nobel de Economía: Daniel Kahneman e Vernon L. Smith


Día das Letras Galegas dedicado a: |


  • Frei Martín Sarmiento


Outros |


  • Este ano foi declarado Ano Internacional Gaudí.

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