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Ortiz 1999, p. 45
Alborch Bataller...
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Carmen Alborch Bataller (31
October 1947 – 24
October 2018) was a
Spanish politician, writer, and
minister of culture.
Alborch gained a
doctorate in law...
- (2022), pp 10–12
Muniz 1954.
Westfall 2000.
Lastra 2006.
Alborch Bataller 1995, p. 15
Alborch Bataller 1995, p. 159 josemarti.cu/wp-content/uploads/20...
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Witch Roser Huguet Elsa Fabregas [ca]
Kathleen Fee Owl (Buho)
Francisco Alborch Jordi Vila
Teacher Mª Rosa Guillén Ana Orra (some episodes) ? ? Mother...
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Minister José María
Aznar Preceded by Jerónimo
Saavedra (Education)
Carmen Alborch (Culture)
Succeeded by
Mariano Rajoy Member of the
Senate In
office 3 March...
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crash (d. 1972).
Timothy B. Schmit,
American musician October 31
Carmen Alborch,
Spanish feminist,
writer and
politician (d. 2018)
Herman Van Rompuy, Belgian...
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independent figures, as well as the one with the most
female ministers (Carmen
Alborch, Ángeles
Amador and
Cristina Alberdi). The sole
deputy prime minister's...
- 2000
General election but was
relegated to
second place behind Carmen Alborch for the 2004 election.
During his time in parliament, he has
served as...
- Ana Aguado, and
archivist Joan
Manuel Almela, with a
prologue by
Carmen Alborch. María
Cambrils represented a key
turning point in the
formulation of egalitarian...
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Party 157 María del
Rosario de
Aburto Baselga José
Acosta Cubero Carmen Alborch María
Angustias Alcázar
Escribano Alejandro Alonso Núñez José
Antonio Alonso...
