Fernando Lugo
Fernando Lugo served as the President of Paraguay from 2008 until his impeachment in 2012. A former bishop, Lugo rose to political prominence by championing social justice and land reform. His presidency marked a significant shift in Paraguayan politics, emphasizing the needs of the poor and marginalized communities.
Born on Nov 30, 1951 (74 years old)
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Paraguay:
Fernando Lugo was mentioned in relation to the documentary that highlighted electoral processes in Paraguay.
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Paraguay:
Dionisio Borda recalled that the project to create the CNEP was developed during Fernando Lugo's government.
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Paraguay:
Fernando Lugo was ousted in a political trial in June 2012, which Ferreiro cited as a significant event in the institutional crisis.
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Paraguay:
Fernando Lugo is referenced as a former president who appointed people he trusted.
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Paraguay:
The support for Cuba was also expressed during the government of Fernando Lugo, who condemned the blockade in various forums.
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Paraguay:
Fernando Lugo was elected president after the Colorado Party lost the general elections.
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Paraguay:
Fernando Lugo's campaign in 2008 is alleged to have been financed by petrodollars from Venezuela.
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Venezuela:
Fernando Lugo is included in the list of political figures associated with alleged international financing.
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Colombia:
Fernando Lugo is mentioned in the context of international financing allegations.
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Venezuela:
Fernando Lugo is identified as one of the leaders who received financial support from the Venezuelan government.
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