José María Aznar
José María Aznar served as the Prime Minister of Spain from 1996 to 2004, leading the People's Party during a time of significant economic growth. His tenure was marked by controversial policies and privatizations, and he remains a polarizing figure in Spanish politics.
Born on Nov 07, 1953 (73 years old)
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Paraguay:
Aznar met with Fujimori to discuss the strong ties of friendship and cooperation between Peru and Spain.
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Peru:
José María Aznar, the former Prime Minister of Spain, discussed various aspects of the bilateral relationship with Keiko Fujimori.
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Switzerland:
José María Aznar introduced the 'arraigo' rule for the legalization of irregular residents in 2001.
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Hungary:
José María Aznar was the Spanish Prime Minister during the time of Miguel Ángel Blanco's kidnapping.
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Finland:
José María Aznar, a former Prime Minister of Spain, was among the guests at Villa Certosa.
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Argentina:
José María Aznar was the Prime Minister before Zapatero and faced criticism for his handling of a terrorist attack.
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Spain:
José María Aznar's phrase was referenced in the context of the political situation.
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Mexico:
José María Aznar, the former Spanish president, met with Mexican businessmen during his visit to Mexico.
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Spain:
José María Aznar is referenced in relation to the Iraq war and its consequences.
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Spain:
José María Aznar is mentioned for allowing US bombers to refuel in Spain during the Iraq War.
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