José López
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José Lopez is the name of:
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- José López Portillo y Pacheco (Mexico City, 16 June 1920 – 17 February 2004), President of Mexico from 1976 to 1982.
- Jose M. Lopez (1911-2005), a Mexican-American Medal of Honor recipient.
- José López Portillo y Rojas, a Mexican writer.
- José López Rodero, a Spanish film maker, producer of films like El Sueño del mono loco and Carlos Saura's Flamenco and of TV series (Celia).
- José López (athlete) a distance runner from El Salvador.
[edit] Josep (Catalan for Joseph/José)
- Josep López de Lerma i López (born in Sant Feliu de Guixols, Gerona, Spain, November 30, 1950), Catalan lawyer and politician, he's been professor of public law in Universitat Internacional de Catalunya and since 1993 to day (2005) he's a deputy for Convergencia i Unió.
[edit] José Celestino L.
- José Celestino López (born November 24, 1983 in Anzoátegui State, Venezuela), known as José López, is a baseball second baseman and right-handed batter who plays for the Seattle Mariners (United States). He was an All- star in second base and was a key part in the American League winning the All Star game.
[edit] José Luis L.
- José Luis López Palacios (José Luis) is a Cuban comic creator.
- José Luis López Aranguren is a Spanish philosopher.
- José Luis López Rubio or José López Rubio (Motril, province of Granada, Spain 13 December 1903 - Madrid 2 March 1996) was a Spanish film writer and director, co-writer of the script for María de la O.
- José Luis López Vázquez (born 11 March 1922, Madrid) is a Spanish film and tv actor.
[edit] José María L.
- José María Aznar López is the full name of José María Aznar, politician, and former prime minister of Spain.
[edit] José Manuel L.
[edit] Juan José L.
- Juan José López (also known as Juan José) is a Cuban comic creator.
[edit] Jose Lopez
- Crazed 14 y.o. gangster who shot up a school with a bb gun. Was arrested and put to death.
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