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country in southwestern Europe with territories in Africa

When was José Joaquín de Olmedo born?

José Joaquín de Olmedo was born on 1780-03-20.

What events was José Joaquín de Olmedo involved in?

public research university in Lima, Peru

José Joaquín de Olmedo

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Became a citizen of Spain — Identity — 1780-03-20
country in southwestern Europe with territories in Africa
Born — Life — 1780-03-20
José Joaquín de Olmedo was born on 1780-03-20.
Studied at Real Convictorio de San Carlos — Education — 1794-01-01
College in Lima, Peru
Studied at Real Convictorio de San Carlos — Education — 1799-01-01
College in Lima, Peru
Studied at National University of San Marcos — Education — 1799-01-01
public research university in Lima, Peru
Worked for Real Convictorio de San Carlos — Career — 1800-01-01
College in Lima, Peru
Studied at National University of San Marcos — Education — 1808-01-01
public research university in Lima, Peru
Worked for Real Convictorio de San Carlos — Career — 1808-01-01
College in Lima, Peru
Worked for National University of San Marcos — Career — 1808-08-20
public research university in Lima, Peru
Worked for Cortes of Cádiz — Career — 1810-09-24
19th-century revival of the traditional Spanish parliament (cortes)
Began serving as Member of the Congress of Deputies — Career — 1810-09-24
member of the lower house of the Spanish parliament
Worked for Cortes of Cádiz — Career — 1814-05-11
19th-century revival of the traditional Spanish parliament (cortes)
Stopped serving as Member of the Congress of Deputies — Career — 1814-05-11
member of the lower house of the Spanish parliament
Married María Rosa Icaza — Family — 1817-03-24
Wife of José Joaquín de Olmedo.
Worked for Vicente Ramón Roca — Career — 1819-01-01
President of Ecuador (1845 - 1849)
Became a citizen of Spain — Identity — 1820-01-01
country in southwestern Europe with territories in Africa
Worked for Free Province of Guayaquil — Career — 1820-10-09
defunct independent state in South America
Began serving as Mayor of Guayaquil — Career — 1820-10-09
Máxima autoridad ejecutiva del Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado Municipal de Guayaquil
Became a citizen of Free Province of Guayaquil — Identity — 1822-01-01
defunct independent state in South America
Stopped serving as Mayor of Guayaquil — Career — 1822-07-11
Máxima autoridad ejecutiva del Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado Municipal de Guayaquil
Worked for Free Province of Guayaquil — Career — 1822-07-27
defunct independent state in South America
Worked for Constituent Congress of Peru, 1822 — Career — 1822-09-20
asamblea constituyente peruana
Began serving as Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Peru — Career — 1822-09-20
member of the lower house of the Congress of Peru, dissolved in 1992
Worked for Gran Colombia — Career — 1825-01-01
republic in South and Central America from 1819 to 1831
Worked for Constituent Congress of Peru, 1822 — Career — 1825-03-10
asamblea constituyente peruana
Stopped serving as Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Peru — Career — 1825-03-10
member of the lower house of the Congress of Peru, dissolved in 1992
Worked for Gran Colombia — Career — 1830-01-01
republic in South and Central America from 1819 to 1831
Worked for Government of Ecuador — Career — 1830-01-01
executive body of the country
Began serving as — Career — 1830-01-01
José Joaquín de Olmedo had a position held connection with .
Became a citizen of Ecuador — Identity — 1830-05-13
sovereign state in South America
Began serving as National Congress Deputy — Career — 1830-08-14
Member of Ecuador's National Congress
Began serving as Vice President of Ecuador — Career — 1830-09-22
public office; second highest political position in Ecuador
Stopped serving as National Congress Deputy — Career — 1830-09-28
Member of Ecuador's National Congress
Stopped serving as — Career — 1831-01-01
José Joaquín de Olmedo had a position held connection with .
Stopped serving as Vice President of Ecuador — Career — 1831-09-15
public office; second highest political position in Ecuador
Began serving as President of the National Assembly of Ecuador — Career — 1835-06-22
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Began serving as National Congress Deputy — Career — 1835-06-22
Member of Ecuador's National Congress
Stopped serving as President of the National Assembly of Ecuador — Career — 1835-08-22
Wikimedia list article
Stopped serving as National Congress Deputy — Career — 1835-08-22
Member of Ecuador's National Congress
Worked for Government of Ecuador — Career — 1837-01-01
executive body of the country
Worked for Municipality of Guayaquil — Career — 1838-01-01
Gobierno municipal de la ciudad de Guayaquil
Began serving as Mayor of Guayaquil — Career — 1839-01-01
Máxima autoridad ejecutiva del Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado Municipal de Guayaquil
Worked for Municipality of Guayaquil — Career — 1840-01-01
Gobierno municipal de la ciudad de Guayaquil
Stopped serving as Mayor of Guayaquil — Career — 1840-01-01
Máxima autoridad ejecutiva del Gobierno Autónomo Descentralizado Municipal de Guayaquil
Worked for Government of Ecuador — Career — 1845-01-01
executive body of the country
Began serving as President of Ecuador — Career — 1845-03-06
highest political office in Ecuador; head of state and head of government of Ecuador
Stopped serving as President of Ecuador — Career — 1845-12-08
highest political office in Ecuador; head of state and head of government of Ecuador
Died — Life — 1847-02-19
José Joaquín de Olmedo died on 1847-02-19.