| 词条 | Juan de Dios Aranzazu |
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|name = Juan de Dios Aranzazu |image = Juan de Dios Aranzazu 1.jpg |imagesize = |caption = |order = |office = President of the Republic of New Granada |term_start = July 5, 1841 |term_end = May 19, 1842 |predecessor = Pedro Alcántara Herrán |successor = Pedro Alcántara Herrán |order2 = Governor of the |office2 = Department of Antioquia |term_start2 = June 6, 1832 |term_end2 = January 16, 1836 |predecessor2 = Francisco Luis Campusano |successor2 = Juan Santamaria |birth_date = {{birth date|1798|03|08}} |birth_place = La Ceja, Antioquia, Colombia |death_date = {{death date and age|1845|04|14|1798|03|08}} |death_place = Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia |birthname = |nationality = Colombian |party = Liberal |spouse = |alma_mater = Colegio San Bartolomé La Merced |occupation = politician, lawyer |profession = |religion = Roman Catholic |allegiance = Colombia (Liberal Party) }} Juan de Dios Aranzazu (1798–1845) was a Colombian politician. His political career took of in 1832, when he became the governor of the Antioquia Department. He held that office until 1836, in which time he opened the first Provincial Legislative sessions. From July 5, 1841 until May 19, 1842, he was President of the Republic of New Granada. BiographyHe was born on March 8, 1798, in La Ceja, Antioquia. His parents were María Antonia González and José María de Aranzazu, the latter of which was a wealthy merchant originally from Spain. As a youth he studied law and jurisprudence in the Colegio de San Bartolomé, in Bogotá. He also got involved with the family business, which led him to travel across widely, both within Colombia and to the surrounding countries. He entered politics in 1823, starting in one of his many stints as a congressman. In 1828, he served as a delegate to the Convention of Ocaña. Shortly thereafter he was part of a delegation to José Antonio Páez to attempt to convince not to separate Venezuela from Gran Colombia. In 1829 he supported the rebellion of José María Córdova against the dictator and liberator Simón Bolívar. Governor of AntioquiaAs governor the towns of Campamento, Cocorná, Ebéjico, Entrerríos, Girardota, and Liborina were all founded. He also lobbied for what became the precursor of the modern road to the sea. President of the RepublicDuring the Presidency of Pedro Alcántara Herrán he held the post of President of the Council of State. It is due to this office that he became acting President from late 1841 to early 1842. This was because President Alcántara Herrán was busy directing the army in the W Death and LegacyJuan de Dios Aranzazu died on April 14, 1845, due to cancer.[1] In 1853, the town of Aranzazu, in the department of Caldas, was founded on land he donated and named in his honour. Referencias1. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.banrepcultural.org/blaavirtual/biografias/aranjuan.htm}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Aranzazu, Juan de Dios}} 7 : People from Antioquia Department|1845 deaths|Deaths from cancer|Governors of Antioquia Department|1788 births|Colombian politicians|Presidents of Colombia |
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