Difference between revisions of "Andres De Santa Cruz"
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residence= '''Tallahassee''', [[Florida]], {{CountryLinkSmall|USA}}| | residence= '''Tallahassee''', [[Florida]], {{CountryLinkSmall|USA}}| | ||
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office_location2= Bolivia| | office_location2= Bolivia| | ||
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| + | office_location3= Union Boliviana| | ||
| + | term_begin3= 2009| | ||
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==Politics== | ==Politics== | ||
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*Two terms as the [[President]] of Bolivia (October and November 2009) | *Two terms as the [[President]] of Bolivia (October and November 2009) | ||
*One term as the Minister of Economy and Production (September 2009) | *One term as the Minister of Economy and Production (September 2009) | ||
| − | *Ten terms as the [[Congress member]] | + | *Ten terms as the [[Congress member]] - September 2013 elected to congress as a member of [[Partido Democrata Boliviano]] |
| − | On the party level, | + | On the party level, he was one of the Founders and party member of [[Union Boliviana]]. He was elected [[party president]]. |
==Military== | ==Military== | ||
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==Achievements== | ==Achievements== | ||
{{Medals | {{Medals | ||
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|Freedom Fighter=1 | |Freedom Fighter=1 | ||
|Hard Worker=49 | |Hard Worker=49 | ||
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Andres De Santa Cruz was a citizen of Bolivia who served two terms as the President of the country.
Politics
He served:
- Two terms as the President of Bolivia (October and November 2009)
- One term as the Minister of Economy and Production (September 2009)
- Ten terms as the Congress member - September 2013 elected to congress as a member of Partido Democrata Boliviano
On the party level, he was one of the Founders and party member of Union Boliviana. He was elected party president.
Military
jesusfbo served in the Ejercito de Bolivia.
