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Antonio Fontán
Antonio Fontán Pérez
Spanish journalist (1923-2010).
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Place of Birth
Seville
Place of Death
Madrid
Country of Citizenship
Spain
Member of Political Party
Union of the Democratic Centre
Date of Birth
10/15/1923
Date of Death
1/14/2010
Educated At
University of Madrid
University of Seville
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Complutense University of Madrid
University of Granada
University of Navarre
Autonomous University of Madrid
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Member of the Senate of Spain
(7/13/1977 - 1/2/1979)
Start Time
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7/13/1977
End Time
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1/2/1979
President of the Spanish Senate
(7/13/1977 - 1/2/1979)
Replaced By
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Cecilio Valverde Mazuelas
Start Time
:
7/13/1977
End Time
:
1/2/1979
Minister of Territorial Administration
(4/6/1979 - 5/3/1980)
Replaced By
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José Pedro Pérez-Llorca
Start Time
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4/6/1979
End Time
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5/3/1980
Member of the Congress of Deputies
(3/20/1979 - 11/18/1982)
Electoral District
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Madrid
Parliamentary Term
:
1st Legislature of Spain
Elected In
:
1979 Spanish General Election
Start Time
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3/20/1979
End Time
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11/18/1982
Full Professor
Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III
(1980)
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1980
Grand Cross of the Civil Order of Alfonso X the Wise
(1998)
Point in Time
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1998
International Press Institute World Press Freedom Heroes
(2000)
Point in Time
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2000
Honorary Doctorate of the University of Alcala
(2009)
Point in Time
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2009
Collar of the Spanish Order of the Civil Merit
(2003)
Point in Time
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2003
Antonio Fontán
Madrid
Privy Council of the Count of Barcelona
(1950s - 1969)
Start Time
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1950s
End Time
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1969
Eugenio Fontán
Doctor
(1948)
Educated At
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University of Madrid
Point in Time
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1948
Marquess of Guadalcanal
1979 Spanish General Election
Electoral District
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Madrid
Represents
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Union of the Democratic Centre
Fontán
Spanish
Male
Democracy without Anger (Democracia Sin Ira)
Spanish
Catholic
Diccionario Akal De Historiadores Españoles Contemporáneos (2002)
Section
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Fontán Pérez, Antonio
Page(s)
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258-260
Agustín López Kindler
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