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presidential election was won by José María
Velasco Ibarra of the
National Velasquista Federation [es], who
received 33% of the vote. He
started his
fifth and...
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presidential election was won by José María
Velasco Ibarra of the
National Velasquista Federation, who
received 48.2% of the vote. His
fourth term of office...
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rapidly deteriorating economic situation soon
brought about a
split in the
velasquista coalition, however, with the left, led by Vice
President Carlos Julio...
- (Institutional
Democratic Coalition) and Federación
Nacional Velasquista (National
Velasquista Federation). The main
objectives which underpinned the formation...
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presidential elections were won by José María
Velasco Ibarra of the
National Velasquista Federation–Ecuadorian
Nationalist Revolutionary Action alliance. His...
- 204 0.06 0 New
Democratic Agrarian Front "Atusparia" 3,016 0.06 0 New
Velasquista Movement 2,228 0.04 0 New
National Cooperation 2,136 0.04 0 New Independent...
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pressure the
government into
returning to
constitutional rule.
Comprising Velasquistas, Poncistas, Conservatives, Socialists, and the
National Revolutionary...
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Republican National Coalition 25,718 1.27 0 27,869 1.36 1 1 New
National Velasquista Federation 14,938 0.74 0 18,281 0.89 0 0 –1
Ecuadorian Revolutionary...
- 2004(2004-03-05) (aged 84) Guayaquil,
Ecuador Political party National Velasquista Federation Spouse Gladys Peet
Landin (m. 1946) (1923-2015) Children...
- the PC,
elements of the Liberals, the
Ecuadorian Socialist Party, the
Velasquistas and even the
Communist Party of
Ecuador - that
emerged after the war...
