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Encyclopedia > Alfonso Portillo Cabrera





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Alfonso Portillo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (871 words)
Alfonso Antonio Portillo Cabrera (born September 24, 1951) is a Guatemalan politician.
In April 1995 Portillo, along with another seven of the DCG's 13 deputies, left the party to become independents after the parliamentary group was accused of corruption.
Confirming this postulation in June 1999, Portillo launched a campaign in favour of bringing morality into political life, to implacably fight corruption, to defend the indigenous population and the poor campesinos against the small, urban, white elite.
NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Alfonso Portillo (854 words)
In April 1995 Portillo, along with 7 of the other 13 DCG deputies, left the party to become independents after the parliamentary group were accused of corruption.
Portillo immediately recognised that he had shot the 3 students, but claimed it was self defence.
However, the FRG lost to Óscar Berger's PAN party, and he was sworn in to replace Portillo on January 14, 2004.
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