César Zumaeta

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César Zumaeta (2010)

César Alejandro Zumaeta Flores (born in Loreto, 12 December 1955) is a Peruvian politician and a Congressman representing Lima for the 2006-2011 term. He was the President of the Congress of Peru from 2010 to 2011. Zumaeta belongs to the Peruvian Aprista Party.^[1]

References

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Congress of the Republic of Peru (2006–2011)

Amazonas: Maslucán, Salazar
Ancash: Anaya, Balta, Calderón, Mallqui, Otárola
Apurímac: Galindo, A. León
Arequipa: Eguren, González, Gutiérrez, Mendoza, Santos
Ayacucho: Huancahuari, E. León, Urquizo
Cajamarca: Cabrera, Chacón, E. Espinoza, Florián, Rebaza
Callao: Giampietri, Mekler, Negreiros, Pérez
Cusco: Luízar, Mayorga, Sumire, Supa, Wilson
Huancavelica: Ruiz, Saldaña
Huánuco: Beteta, Cajahuanca, Huerta

Ica: Núñez, Gonzales P., Serna, Yamashiro
Junín: Acosta, Canchaya, Pando, Reymundo, Vílchez
La Libertad: Alegría, Alva Castro*, Benites, Escudero, Robles, Rodríguez, Urtecho
Lambayeque: Aguinaga, Carpio, G. Espinoza, Falla, Velásquez
Lima: Abugattás, Alcorta, Andrade, Bedoya, Bruce, Cabanillas, Castro, Cuculiza, del Castillo, K. Fujimori, S. Fujimori, Galarreta, García Belaúnde, Herrera, Hildebrandt, Lazo, L. León, Lombardi, Luna, Menchola, Moyano, Mulder, Pérez del Solar, Raffo, Reggiardo, Sasieta, Silva, Sousa, Torres Caro, Uribe, Valle Riestra, Vásquez, Vega, Waisman, Zumaeta

Loreto: Isla, Peña, Vargas
Madre de Dios: Perry
Moquegua: H. Guevara, Zeballos
Pasco: de la Cruz, Ramos
Piura: Carrasco, M. Espinoza, M. Guevara, Morales, Peralta, Venegas,
Puno: Cenzano, Estrada, Lescano, Sucari, Vilca
San Martín: Obregón, Pastor, Reátegui
Tacna: Flores, Ordóñez
Tumbes: Cánepa, Sánchez
Ucayali: Macedo , Nájar

* President of Congress

Parties/Alliances: APRA · UPP · UN · AF · FC · PP · RN · PDP

Persondata
Name	Zumaeta, Cesar
Alternative names
Short description	Peruvian politician
Date of birth	12 December 1955
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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