Valentín Paniagua
Valentín Paniagua was a prominent Peruvian politician and lawyer who served as the interim President of Peru from November 2000 to July 2001, following the ousting of Alberto Fujimori. He was known for his role in restoring democracy and stability in Peru after years of authoritarian rule. Paniagua was highly regarded for his integrity and commitment to human rights, and he played a crucial role in overseeing a transitional government that led to fair elections.
Born on Sep 23, 1936 (89 years old)
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Peru:
Valentín Paniagua distanced himself from the political responsibilities of the Acción Popular government.
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Peru:
Valentín Paniagua is noted for having a very good image as a transitional president.
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Peru:
Valentín Paniagua is referenced as a former president who was granted a lifetime pension, raising questions about José María Balcázar's request.
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Peru:
Valentín Paniagua is cited as a precedent for receiving the pension after assuming the presidency through constitutional succession.
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Peru:
Valentín Paniagua led the transitional government that transferred power to Alejandro Toledo.
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Peru:
Valentín Paniagua is one of the six Peruvian presidents under whom the author has worked.
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Peru:
Valentín Paniagua assumed the presidency of the Republic of Peru during a time of electoral transition.
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Peru:
Valentín Paniagua assumed the Presidency of the Republic in 2000 after Alberto Fujimori's resignation.
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Peru:
Valentín Paniagua was the president during the time the Law 27375 was promulgated.
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Peru:
Es la segunda popularidad más alta, luego de Valentín Paniagua.
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