Juan Mora Fernández

Juan Mora Fernández

politician Costa Rica

Juan Mora Fernández served as the first head of state of Costa Rica after its independence, playing a crucial role in the establishment of its political framework. His leadership was marked by efforts to promote education and infrastructure in the nascent republic, helping to shape the identity and governance of Costa Rica in the 19th century.

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Panama Panama: Juan Mora Fernández is mentioned in relation to an award that Mulino was to receive during his visit to Costa Rica. 5

Jose Raul Mulino Jose Luis Galloway Martin Torrijos Ricardo Lombana Mireya Moscoso Juan Diego Vasquez Luis Duque
La Prensa – leading Panamanian daily, est. 1980: Presentan denuncia penal contra Mulino en la Asamblea Nacional por presunta coacción a magistrados del Tribunal Electoral

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Juan Mora Fernández was the first head of state who proclaimed absolute independence in Costa Rica. 7

Juan Manuel Canas Trujillo Gregorio Jose Ramirez Marianne Odio Fonseca
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Dos himnos y una canción para encender nuestro patriotismo