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General Spinola and Breda's Surrender

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The most loyal warrior of the Spanish monarchy bent over the most impregnable Dutch city, however the crown did not properly recognize his loyalty and died poor. Diego Velázquez immortalized him in a painting, but the king also owed his services to the artist. That is why his portrait, in the Prado Museum, is not signed. Read more
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General Spinola and Breda's Surrender

The most loyal warrior of the Spanish monarchy bent over the most impregnable Dutch city, however the crown did not properly recognize his loyalty and died poor. Diego Velázquez immortalized him in a painting, but the king also owed his services to the artist. That is why his portrait, in the Prado Museum, is not signed. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Perfil broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Thursday, September 25, 2025.
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