Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Colectivo 60 (the number 60 bus route) was founded in 1931 and runs from Constitución station, in the centre of the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina to the Tigre Club in the partido of Tigre. The service is operated by Nudo S.A., Azul S.A.T.A. and M.O.T.S.A. and the identifying color of the buses is yellow, with red and black details.Known locally as El Sesenta (\"The Sixty\"), the service is sometimes dubbed El Internacional (The International) because it passes through (or close to) a large number of landmarks of the city and of the northern suburbs, to wit:Boca Juniors stadiumConstitución stationAvenida de MayoLiceo theaterArgentine National CongressConfitería El Molino tea room and the Savoy hotel and ballroomCallao y Corrientes commercial districtTribunales (courthouse)Obras Sanitarias building, Córdoba y AyacuchoBuenos Aires university complex: Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Odontology Faculty of Economics Faculty of Pharmacy and Biochemistry Faculty of Social Science Faculty of Engineering, Las Heras building Clínicas university hospitalEmbassy of UruguayLa Recoleta CemeteryRecoleta entertainment districtAutomóvil Club ArgentinoPlaza Las HerasRivadavia HospitalFernández HospitalBuenos Aires Zoo in PalermoBuenos Aires Botanical Garden in PalermoSRA exhibition grounds (La Rural)Plaza Italia United States embassyPacífico train stationPalermo racetrackMilitary hospitalBarrancas de Belgrano park and transportation hubChinatown, Bajo BelgranoClub Atlético River Plate StadiumCabildo y Juramento (Belgrano high street)Cabildo y Congreso (terminal of the subte D line)Saavedra bridgeOlivos city centerClub Atlético Platense stadiumSan Isidro hospital (San Isidro Partido)San Isidro racetrackSan Isidro cathedral (San Isidro cathedral)Tigre stadium (Tigre Partido)Tigre fruit marketTigre tourism center (gateway to the Paraná Delta).One branch of the service reaches Tigre through the Pan-American Highway.On November 13, 2006, MONSA contract drivers went on strike demanding better conditions [1]."@en }
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- Colectivo_60 abstract "The Colectivo 60 (the number 60 bus route) was founded in 1931 and runs from Constitución station, in the centre of the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina to the Tigre Club in the partido of Tigre. The service is operated by Nudo S.A., Azul S.A.T.A. and M.O.T.S.A. and the identifying color of the buses is yellow, with red and black details.Known locally as El Sesenta (\"The Sixty\"), the service is sometimes dubbed El Internacional (The International) because it passes through (or close to) a large number of landmarks of the city and of the northern suburbs, to wit:Boca Juniors stadiumConstitución stationAvenida de MayoLiceo theaterArgentine National CongressConfitería El Molino tea room and the Savoy hotel and ballroomCallao y Corrientes commercial districtTribunales (courthouse)Obras Sanitarias building, Córdoba y AyacuchoBuenos Aires university complex: Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Odontology Faculty of Economics Faculty of Pharmacy and Biochemistry Faculty of Social Science Faculty of Engineering, Las Heras building Clínicas university hospitalEmbassy of UruguayLa Recoleta CemeteryRecoleta entertainment districtAutomóvil Club ArgentinoPlaza Las HerasRivadavia HospitalFernández HospitalBuenos Aires Zoo in PalermoBuenos Aires Botanical Garden in PalermoSRA exhibition grounds (La Rural)Plaza Italia United States embassyPacífico train stationPalermo racetrackMilitary hospitalBarrancas de Belgrano park and transportation hubChinatown, Bajo BelgranoClub Atlético River Plate StadiumCabildo y Juramento (Belgrano high street)Cabildo y Congreso (terminal of the subte D line)Saavedra bridgeOlivos city centerClub Atlético Platense stadiumSan Isidro hospital (San Isidro Partido)San Isidro racetrackSan Isidro cathedral (San Isidro cathedral)Tigre stadium (Tigre Partido)Tigre fruit marketTigre tourism center (gateway to the Paraná Delta).One branch of the service reaches Tigre through the Pan-American Highway.On November 13, 2006, MONSA contract drivers went on strike demanding better conditions [1].".