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Manuel Quintana

Argentine politician (1835–1906).

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Place of Burial

Recoleta Cemetery

Date of Death

3/12/1906

Occupation

Lawyer
Politician

Member of Political Party

National Civic Union

Educated At

University of Buenos Aires

Instance Of

Human

Place of Birth

Buenos Aires

Place of Death

Buenos Aires

Date of Birth

10/19/1835

Country of Citizenship

Argentina

Employer

University of Buenos Aires

Given Name

Manuel

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Spanish

Work Location

Buenos Aires

Name in Native Language

Manuel Quintana

Sex or Gender

Male

Candidacy in Election

1904 Argentine Presidential Election

Family Name

Quintana

Position Held

Member of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies
(5/25/1862 - 4/30/1864)
Electoral District
:
Buenos Aires Province
Start Time
: 5/25/1862
End Time
: 4/30/1864
Member of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies
(5/31/1867 - 4/30/1870)
Electoral District
:
Buenos Aires Province
Start Time
: 5/31/1867
End Time
: 4/30/1870
Member of the Argentine Chamber of Senators
(4/30/1870 - 4/30/1877)
Electoral District
:
Buenos Aires Province
Start Time
: 4/30/1870
End Time
: 4/30/1877
Rector
(6/12/1877 - 1/26/1881)
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
University of Buenos Aires
Start Time
: 6/12/1877
End Time
: 1/26/1881
Member of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies
(4/30/1878 - 6/24/1880)
Electoral District
:
Buenos Aires Province
Start Time
: 4/30/1878
End Time
: 6/24/1880
Member of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies
(4/30/1900 - 4/30/1904)
Electoral District
:
Buenos Aires
Start Time
: 4/30/1900
End Time
: 4/30/1904
President of Argentina
(10/12/1904 - 3/12/1906)
Replaces
:
Julio Argentino Roca
Replaced By
:
José Figueroa Alcorta
Start Time
: 10/12/1904
End Time
: 3/12/1906

Child

Adela Mercedes Quintana Rodríguez

Relative

Manuel Ignacio Quintana
Kinship to Subject
:
Great-Grandson
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