Noun
Libertad (plural Libertads)
Any of certain silver and gold bullion coins originating from Mexico and minted by La Casa de Moneda de México (the Mexican Mint).
The housing developments of Colonia Miravalle, Montebello, Satellite, Maquilishuat, San Mateo Lomas de San Francisco, Alta Mira, Loma Linda, La Floresta, and Jardines de la Libertad were built during this period. Source: Internet
That failed coup d’état – known as the Tanquetazo ("tank putsch") – organised by the nationalist Patria y Libertad paramilitary group, was followed by a general strike at the end of July that included the copper miners of El Teniente. Source: Internet
The signing is celebrated as a national holiday with people flooding downtown San Salvador in the Plaza Gerardo Barrios and in La Libertad Park. Source: Internet
Grupo Exito is on the march in Latin America, having recently acquired big chain retailer Grupo Pão de Açúcar in Brazil, Grupo Disco in Uruguay and the Libertad retail group in Argentina. Source: Internet
In game two, St. Joseph Primary School won handily over Libertad Methodist School representing the Corozal District by the score of 60-0. Source: Internet
Clashes between protesters and police left one dead and 31 injured near the Parcoy gold mine in Peru’s northern state of La Libertad on Sunday. Source: Internet