the Argentine government's legal right over the Paraná and other internal rivers, and its authority to determine who had access to it, in exchange for the withdrawal of Rosas's army from Uruguay. The Battle of Obligado is remembered in Argentina on 20 November, which was declared "Day of National Sovereignty" in 1974, and became a national holiday in 2010. The Paris Métro had a station named Obligado for this battle until 1947, when it was renamed Argentine, as a good-will gesture after the visit of Eva Perón to France. Notes References . . . . External links 1845 Anglo-French action in Uruguay by W.L. Clowes Henry Norton Sulivan on the 1845 Anglo-French action in Uruguay (3 parts) 20 de noviembre de 1845 – La Vuelta de Obligado. by Felipe Pigna La Vuelta de Obligado – Histarmar (accessed 2016-01-14) Vuelta de Obligado 1845 in Argentina 1845 in France 1845 in the United Kingdom Amphibious operations Argentina–France military relations Argentina–United Kingdom military relations Vuelta de Obligado History of Buenos Aires Province Juan Manuel de Rosas Vuelta de Obligado Vuelta de Obligado Vuelta de Obligado November 1845 events Riverine warfare