Proper noun
Estigarribia (plural Estigarribias)
A surname.
Paraguayan Lieutenant Colonel José Félix Estigarribia prepared for a large offensive before the Bolivians would have mobilized their whole army. Source: Internet
Southwestern historical quarterly, Volumen 54. Texas State Historical Association in cooperation with the Center for Studies in Texas History, University of Texas at Austin, p. 250 Estigarribia, José Félix (1969). Source: Internet
This hero of the Chaco War was serving as a special envoy to the United States, and on June 13 Estigarribia and US Secretary of State Cordell Hull signed the Export-Import Bank loan of US$3.5 million. Source: Internet
Estigarribia claimed that the defeat was largely due to the mountainous terrain, conditions in which his forces were not used to fighting. Source: Internet
Paraguayan commander-in-chief Gen. José Félix Estigarribia decided then to launch a final assault on Villa Montes. Source: Internet
The government offended the army rank-and-file by refusing to fund pensions for disabled war veterans in 1936 while awarding 1,500 gold pesos a year to Estigarribia. Source: Internet