List of mayors of Valledupar

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The following is a list of mayors of the city of Valledupar, Colombia. (Spanish: Alcaldes de Valledupar)

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Term Mayor Notes
c. 1550 Emilio de la Cruz Valledupar founded in 1550 by Hernando de Santana and accompanied by Juan de Castellanos
Cristobal de Almonacid
1576 Lope de Orozco[1]
1906 Moisés Martínez[2]
1955 Jorge Dangond Daza[3]
1963 Jaime Dangon Ovalle[4]
September 13, 1966 - December 16, 1967 Jose Guillermo Castro Castro[5]
1967 Manuel German Cuello
September 21, 1968 Jaime Calderon Bruges
August 22, 1970 Jorge Dangond Daza
June 19, 1971 Edgardo Pupo Pupo
August 20, 1974 Miguel Meza Valera
1975 Jaime Calderon Bruges
1977 Camilo Lacouture Dangond
1978 Guillermo Castro Mejia
1978 Miguel Gnecco Hernandez
1981 Maria Clara Quintero de Daza
1982 Alfredo Cuello Davila
1986 Fausto Cotes Núñez[6]
1992 - 1994 Rodolfo Campo Soto First popularly elected mayor of Valledupar
January 1, 1995 - December 31, 1997 Johnny Perez Oñate[7]
1998 - 2000 Rodolfo Campo Soto[8]
January 1, 2001 - December 31, 2004 Elias Ochoa Daza
January 1, 2005 - December 31, 2007 Ciro Arturo Pupo Castro[9] Won with 42,889 votes against Jose Calixto Mejia 31,335 votes.
January 1, 2008 - Present Ruben Carvajal

[edit] See also

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Gutierrez Hinojosa 2000, p. 27
  2. ^ (Spanish) El Pilon: Valledupar: a vast territory
  3. ^ (Spanish) Valledupar.com: Symbols
  4. ^ "El Cesar, Hijo del Amor". Jaime Dangon Ovalle. First Edition. November 1987.
  5. ^ (Spanish) El Pilon: Valledupar: a vast territory
  6. ^ (Spanish) Encuentro Internacional Medellin - Practicas artisticas contemporaneas: Tarima 'Francisco El Hombre' de Valledupar podría ser demolida por invadir el espacio público
  7. ^ (Spanish) INCODER: ROdolfo Campo Soto
  8. ^ (Spanish) INCODER: ROdolfo Campo Soto
  9. ^ (Spanish) intervallenato.com: Ciro Pupo, Mayor - Hernando Molina, Governor

[edit] References

  • Gutierrez Hinojosa, Tomas Dario (2000), Valledupar Musica de una Historia, Bogota: Editorial Grijalbo LTDA, ISBN 958-639175-2 

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