lunes, 5 de marzo de 2012

Gabrielino`s in politics

We thought a character for our blog, some Gabrielino that influenced politics in Ecuador, and has left a great impression on her.  

Well maybe if we all speak about José María Velasco Ibarra but it really important to write about one of the greatest political minds that the twentieth century tube.
 

Jose Maria, who as a child never attended any school and since the age of 16 suffered the loss of his father, continued his studies at the Colegio San Gabriel and study law at the Universidad Central del Ecuador.
 

His political life began in 1932 when he was appointed deputy republic, oddly enough the next day he was named vice president of the Chamber of Deputies, and the next president.
 

His great oratory which my father told me when we talked about former presidents of Ecuador, told me that falling in love was so poor as in 1933 he ran for president and reached the most votes in history almost (80% of all Ecuadorians) .
 

Surely a controversial figure only once finished his four-year term, the other four presidencies were overthrown by military coup and forced to go to exile.
 

But his works were very extensive, I think the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, tube notable significance in roads, hospitals and bridges.
 

 Enacted the weekly rest for workers and private employees, ordered the construction of irrigation canals, school infrastructure, airfields, roads, etc..
His most momentous work on having the "freedom electotal, academic freedom and religious freedom."

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