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Emmanuel Pelaez

Emmanuel Neri Pelaez

Vice President of the Philippines from 1961 to 1965.

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Given Name

Emmanuel

Sex or Gender

Male

Place of Birth

Medina

Place of Death

Muntinlupa

Member of Political Party

Liberal Party of the Philippines

Instance Of

Human

Position Held

Vice President of the Philippines
(12/30/1961 - 12/30/1965)
Replaces
:
Diosdado Macapagal
Replaced By
:
Fernando Lopez
Series Ordinal
:6
Start Time
: 12/30/1961
End Time
: 12/30/1965
Member of the House of Representatives
(12/30/1965 - 11/14/1967)
Parliamentary Term
:
6th Congress of the Philippines
Electoral District
:
Misamis Oriental's At-Large Congressional District
End Cause
:
Resignation
Elected In
:
1965 Philippine House of Representatives Elections
Parliamentary Group
:
Nacionalista Party
Start Time
: 12/30/1965
End Time
: 11/14/1967
Member of the Senate of the Philippines
(12/30/1967 - 9/23/1972)
Parliamentary Term
:
6th Congress of the Philippines
Elected In
:
1967 Philippine Senate Election
Parliamentary Group
:
Nacionalista Party
Start Time
: 12/30/1967
End Time
: 9/23/1972
Ambassador of the Philippines to the United States
(1986 - 1992)
Replaces
:
Benjamin Romualdez
Start Time
: 1986
End Time
: 1992
Member of the House of Representatives
(12/30/1949 - 12/30/1953)
Parliamentary Term
:
2nd Congress of the Philippines
Electoral District
:
Misamis Oriental's At-Large Congressional District
End Cause
:
End of Legislative Term
Elected In
:
1949 Philippine House of Representatives Elections
Parliamentary Group
:
Liberal Party of the Philippines
Start Time
: 12/30/1949
End Time
: 12/30/1953

Date of Birth

11/30/1915

Date of Death

7/27/2003

Cause of Death

Myocardial Infarction

Country of Citizenship

Philippines

Occupation

Politician
Diplomat
Lawyer
Minister

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

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Educated At

University of Manila
University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Civil Law

Spouse

Edith Pelaez

Candidacy in Election

1967 Philippine Senate Election
1965 Philippine House of Representatives Elections
Electoral District
:
Misamis Oriental's At-Large Congressional District
1949 Philippine House of Representatives Elections
Electoral District
:
Misamis Oriental's At-Large Congressional District

Participant In

Asian–African Conference
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