Francisco Augusto Lora

Francisco Augusto Lora

politician Dominican Republic

Francisco Augusto Lora served as the Vice President of the Dominican Republic from 1966 to 1970 and later became a presidential candidate for the Movement of Democratic Integration (MIDA), where he garnered 20.41% of the votes in the 1970 elections.

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Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Francisco Augusto Lora was a former vice president who opposed Balaguer and ended his public life as an ambassador. 5

Luis Abinader Raquel Pena Yayo Sanz Lovaton Antonio Guzman Leonel Fernandez Danilo Medina Hipolito Mejia Carolina Mejia De Garrigo
Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Uso de recursos públicos para alentar candidaturas no es leal

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Francisco Augusto Lora was the vice president during Joaquín Balaguer's presidency. 5

Raquel Pena Luis Abinader Carolina Mejia David Collado Weligton Arnaud Eduardo Sanz Lovaton Francisco Antonio Pena Guaba Guido Gomez Mazara Joaquin Balaguer Jacobo Majluta Antonio Guzman Fernandez Jaime David Fernandez Mirabal Margarita Cedeno Leonel Fernandez
Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Ningún vicepresidente que ha aspirado desde 1966 a la fecha a la Presidencia del país lo ha logrado