Alfonso Araújo Cotes

Colombian politician (1924–2023)
Preceded byFrancisco José Jattin SafarSucceeded byEdgardo Sales Sales9th Governor of the Department of CesarIn office
7 June 1975 – 30 August 1977PresidentAlfonso López MichelsenPreceded byErnesto Palencia CarattSucceeded byArmando Barros Baquero3rd Governor of the Department of CesarIn office
21 September 1968 – 21 August 1970PresidentCarlos Lleras RestrepoPreceded byLuis Roberto García Díaz-GranadosSucceeded byJosé Antonio Murgas Personal detailsBorn1924 (1924)Died (aged 99)NationalityColombianPolitical partyLiberalOther political
affiliationsMovimiento Revolucionario Liberal [es]

Alfonso Araújo Cotes (1924 – 19 April 2023) was a Colombian politician, two-time Governor of the Department of Cesar; the first term between 21 September 1968, and 21 August 1970, and the second term between 7 June 1975, and 30 August 1997.[1]

Araújo died on 19 April 2023, at the age of 99.[2]

Governor of Department of Cesar (1968-1970)

Cabinet

  • Secretary of Government: Luis Rodriguez Valera
  • Secretary of Development: Jesus Alejo Duran
  • Administrative Office Chief: Adalberto Ovalle
  • Chief of Planning: Francisco Ramos Pereira
  • Chief of Judicial Bureau: Jorge Eliecer Rincon
  • Private Secretary: Pedro Garcia Diaz

References

  1. ^ Cesar 30 Años de Progreso – Gobernación del Cesar. (1997) Page 49
  2. ^ Murió Alfonso Araújo Cotes, reconocido político y militante del Partido Liberal en Cesar (in Spanish)
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  • Luis Roberto García
  • Alfonso Araújo Cotes
  • José Antonio Murgas
  • Manuel Germán Cuello
  • Guillermo Baute Pavajeau
  • Ernesto Palencia Caratt
  • Armando Barros Baquero
  • Jaime Murgas Arzuaga
  • José Guillermo Castro Castro
  • Carmen García Vargas
  • Jorge Dangond Daza
  • Edgardo Pupo Pupo
  • Luis Rodriguez Valera
  • Maria Inés Castro de Ariza
  • Alfredo Araujo Castro
  • Paulina Mejía de Castro
  • Armando Maestre Pavajeau
  • Adalberto Ovalle Muñoz
  • Juan Carlos Quintero Castro
  • Abraham José Romero
  • Carlos Alberto Henao
  • Lucas Segundo Gnecco Cerchar
  • Mauricio Pimiento
  • César Gustavo Solano Noriega
  • Rafael Bolaños Guerrero
  • Hernando Molina Araujo
  • Luis Carlos Ramirez Ariza
  • Rodrigo Canosa
  • Clara Inés Collazos
  • Cristian Moreno Panezo
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