Rómulo Gallegos
Rómulo Gallegos (1884-1969) was a prominent Venezuelan novelist and politician, best known for his novel 'Doña Bárbara' which critiques the social and political issues of Venezuela. He served as Venezuela's first elected president in 1948, though his term was short-lived due to a military coup led by Carlos Delgado Chalbaud. Gallegos' literary contributions and political involvement made him a significant figure in Venezuelan history.
Born on Aug 02, 1884 (141 years old)
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Venezuela:
Rómulo Gallegos was the first president elected by direct popular vote in Venezuela.
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His government was ended by a military coup in 1948.
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Venezuela:
Rómulo Gallegos recognized the unique qualities of José Gregorio Hernández after his death.
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Venezuela:
Rómulo Gallegos played a crucial role as a founding leader of Acción Democrática.
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Venezuela:
Rómulo Gallegos was a teacher and politician whose government was overthrown in a military coup.
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Venezuela:
Rómulo Gallegos was included in the videos promoting the enlistment of militiamen.
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Venezuela:
Rómulo Gallegos was overthrown during the previous government period from 1945 to 1948.
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Venezuela:
Rómulo Gallegos was involved in the legislative actions that preceded the nationalization of the oil industry.
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Venezuela:
Rómulo Gallegos served as president of Venezuela and was a significant figure in Barrios's political career.
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Venezuela:
Rómulo Gallegos is celebrated for his overwhelming election as president during the Trienio Adeco.
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