Orlando Elbittar
Orlando Elbittar was a distinguished Venezuelan politician and lawyer, known for his significant contributions to the decentralization of political power in Venezuela. He played a pivotal role in the enactment of the 1989 law that enabled the first direct elections of governors and mayors, advocating for greater regional autonomy. Despite facing challenges, including electoral fraud during the elections in Miranda, Elbittar's commitment to democratic integrity and local governance left a lasting impact on Venezuelan politics. His legacy continues to resonate in discussions about electoral reform and the fight against corruption in the political landscape.
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Orlando Elbittar was a prominent municipalist who contributed to the creation of a law for direct elections in Venezuela.
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