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Colegio Nacional de la Capital

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Type
  
Public secondary

Principal
  
Raúl Aguilera Méndez

Nickname
  
CNC

Phone
  
+595 21 204 812

Gender
  
Mixed-sex education

Established
  
January 4, 1877

Campus
  
Urban

Website
  
www.mec.gov.py/cnc

Founded
  
4 January 1877

Colegio Nacional de la Capital

Address
  
c/ Vice Pdte Sánchez, Av Eusebio Ayala 530, Asunción, Paraguay

Similar
  
Colegio Nacional EMD As, Colegio Internacio, Colegio Católico Cristo Rey, Colegio Católico San José

Crisis en colegio nacional de la capital


Colegio Nacional de la Capital "Gral. Bernardino Caballero" (or simply CNC) is a public high school in Asuncion, Paraguay. The school is one of the most prestigious in Paraguay. Many personalities have studied there.

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History

The CNC was established on January 4, 1877, and is called after General Bernardino Caballero, hero of the Paraguayan War and former president of the country.

It was located where the present day Asunción Escalada National Highschool is located. In 1950 it moved to the property where it is located at present, on Eusebio Ayala Avenue.

The first teacher appointed was Professor Gaston Riviere to French class. Then the following teachers were appointed: Eugenio Bertoin, Dr. José María Pérez, Pascual Vía, Fr. Facundo Bienes y Girón, Carlos Duval, Rodney Croskey, Cristóbal Campos y Sánchez, Domingo Jiménez, and Leopoldo Gómez de Terán.

The CNC was the support for the creation of the Escuela de Derecho (School of Law), today known as Facultad de Derecho, UNA, the expenses of the maintenance and empowerment of this school were paid by the CNC.

From its inception until 2004 the school was only for men, from 2004 to date the school is coed.

Alumni

Alumni include many Presidents, members of political parties of all ideologies, internationally recognized scientists, artists and ideologists. A partial list includes:

  • Agustín Pío Barrios, guitarist and composer.
  • Alejandro Guanes, poet.
  • Arturo Alsina, writer.
  • David Galeano Olivera, linguist.
  • Delfín Chamorro, educator.
  • Félix Toranzos, artist.
  • Fulgencio R. Moreno, journalist.
  • Gabriel Casaccia, novelist.
  • Lino Oviedo, army general and politician.
  • Manuel Ortiz Guerrero, poet and musician.
  • Nicolás Léoz, football manager.
  • Rubén Dario Vallejos Cuquejo politician and attorneys
  • Presidents of the country

  • Andrés Héctor Carvallo Acosta (1902, ANR)
  • Cecilio Báez (1905–1906, PLRA)
  • Emiliano González Navero (1908–1909, 1912 and 1931–1932, PLRA)
  • Albino Jara (1911, PLRA)
  • Eduardo Schaerer (1912–1916, PLRA)
  • Manuel Franco (1916–1919, PLRA)
  • José Pedro Montero (1919–1920, PLRA)
  • Eusebio Ayala (1921–1923 and 1932–1936, PLRA)
  • Eligio Ayala (1923–1924 and 1924–1928, PLRA)
  • José Patricio Guggiari (1928–1932, PLRA)
  • Rafael Franco (1936–1937, PRF)
  • Juan Manuel Frutos (1948, ANR)
  • Tomás Romero Pereira (1954, ANR)
  • Pablo Hernández II (2013-2095) ANR)
  • References

    Colegio Nacional de la Capital Wikipedia