Maciá

Maciá is a village and municipality in north-eastern Argentina, located in Entre Ríos Province. The settlement is named after Salvador Maciá, an Argentine physician and provincial governor who lived from 1855 to 1929. As described in the referenced material, Maciá is a local government and community entity, not a consumer, industrial, or corporate brand. Accordingly, there are no substantiated brand products, commercial offerings, corporate owners, executives, financial disclosures, or operating markets to document in this dossier. The municipality's demographic profile recorded 6,180 inhabitants in the 2001 national census, compared with 4,347 inhabitants in 1991, an increase of 33.56 percent between those censuses. Maciá also hosts a National Day of Beekeeping each year in Parque del Centenario, indicating a civic and community role connected with beekeeping rather than a branded product portfolio. The available source material does not establish a founding date, formal institutional history, website, current officials, or detailed economic structure.

Maciá is a human settlement and municipality in Entre Ríos Province in north-eastern Argentina. The municipality takes its name from Salvador Maciá, a physician who also served as a provincial governor. The available reference identifies Salvador Maciá as having lived from 1855 to 1929, but it does not provide the date on which the settlement was founded, established, incorporated, or elevated to municipal status. No reliable information in the supplied material describes the town's early settlement, administrative development, infrastructure, principal industries, or changes in local government. Population data cited from Argentina's national statistics agency records a population of 4,347 in the 1991 census and 6,180 in the 2001 census. This represents growth of 33.56 percent over the intercensal period. The source material does not provide later census totals or explain the demographic causes of the increase. Maciá also holds a National Day of Beekeeping every year in Parque del Centenario. This recurring civic event is the principal cultural or community activity identified in the available material. The reference does not specify when the celebration began, whether it has a formal national designation beyond its event name, or which public and private organizations participate. Because the authoritative Wikipedia subject is a municipality rather than a commercial undertaking, this dossier does not attribute products, brand campaigns, corporate decisions, scandals, executives, ownership, or financial performance to Maciá. Further research would be required to document current municipal leadership, official institutional channels, recent population figures, local economic activity, and the history of the beekeeping celebration.

• 2001

  2001 census

  [1]Maciáen.wikipedia.org

  The national census recorded 6,180 inhabitants, a 33.56 percent increase from the 1991 count.

• 1991

  1991 census

  [1]Maciáen.wikipedia.org

  The population of Maciá was recorded as 4,347 inhabitants in the national census.

• Annual National Day of Beekeeping

  [1]Maciáen.wikipedia.org

  Maciá holds a yearly beekeeping celebration in Parque del Centenario. The source does not identify the inaugural year.

A local municipality and settlement in Entre Ríos Province, Argentina; not a documented commercial brand.

• Maciá hosts an annual National Day of Beekeeping[1]Maciáen.wikipedia.org

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  The municipality holds a yearly National Day of Beekeeping event at Parque del Centenario. The available reference does not provide a specific year, program, organizer, or attendance figure.

1. 1Maciáen.wikipedia.org