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Guillermo Larco Cox
Peruvian politician (1932–2002).
Wikipedia | Guillermo Larco Cox
Statements about
Guillermo Larco Cox
Sex or Gender
Male
Occupation
Politician
Engineer
Diplomat
Place of Birth
Trujillo
Place of Death
Lima
Country of Citizenship
Peru
Member of Political Party
American Popular Revolutionary Alliance
Position Held
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru
(3/1/1989 - 7/28/1990)
Replaces
:
Luis Gonzales Posada
Start Time
:
3/1/1989
End Time
:
7/28/1990
Mayor of Trujillo
(1964 - 1969)
Start Time
:
1964
End Time
:
1969
Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Peru
(7/27/1980 - 7/26/1985)
Parliamentary Term
:
Q28501243
Elected In
:
Q110103417
Electoral District
:
Q107673848
Start Time
:
7/27/1980
End Time
:
7/26/1985
Member of the Senate of Peru
(7/27/1985 - 7/26/1990)
Parliamentary Term
:
Q28501240
Elected In
:
Q110103429
Start Time
:
7/27/1985
End Time
:
7/26/1990
Minister of the Presidency of Peru
(6/27/1987 - 5/13/1988)
Replaced By
:
Armando Villanueva
Start Time
:
6/27/1987
End Time
:
5/13/1988
President of the Council of Ministers of Peru
(6/26/1987 - 5/17/1988)
Replaced By
:
Armando Villanueva
Start Time
:
6/26/1987
End Time
:
5/17/1988
President of the Council of Ministers of Peru
(9/30/1989 - 7/28/1990)
Replaces
:
Luis Alberto Sánchez
Replaced By
:
Juan Carlos Hurtado Miller
Start Time
:
9/30/1989
End Time
:
7/28/1990
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
2/19/1932
Date of Death
7/12/2002
Given Name
Guillermo
Religion or Worldview
Catholicism
Award Received
Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Peru
Family Name
Larco
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Spanish
Replaces
:
Nicanor Mujica
Replaced By
:
Luis Marchand Stens
Replaces
:
Luis Alva Castro
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