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On 14 March 1832 in the Battle of Jocoro, he defeated Cornejo. On 28 March he defeated him again at San Salvador. Cornejo was taken prisoner and Morazán took over direct control of El Salvador. He called elections for a constituent assembly, which subsequently elected Mariano Prado chief of state and Joaquín de San Martín vice chief of state.
Hector Cornejo Chavez (November 15, 1918 in Arequipa – July 11, 2012 in Lima) was a Peruvian politician, jurist and writer. Attorney, family law expert, founder of the Christian Democrat Party in Peru.
Pedro Cornejo de Pedrosa (1536–1618), Spanish Carmelite, theologian, professor of the University of Salamanca; Pedro Duque y Cornejo (1677–1757), Spanish Baroque painter and sculptor of the Sevillian school of sculpture; René Cornejo (born 1962), Peruvian politician; Robert Cornejo (born 1983), American politician (R-MO)
Cornejo & Sons has been a name in Wichita business for seven decades, and now a division of the company once again is going to be owned by a Cornejo in Wichita.. The entire Cornejo & Sons business ...
Miguel Cornejo y Reyes (May 8, 1888 – August 8, 1984) was a Filipino soldier, politician, and lawyer. He served as Municipal President of Pasay and representative from Mountain Province . During the American Administration in the Philippines, [ 1 ] and after independence, as an attorney and legislator he championed many causes.
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On Wednesday, his total takeover of that institution seemed complete: a board entirely of Trump appointees unanimously made him the chairman, empowered, in effect, to police the artistic choices ...
Cristina Cornejo was born on 10 October 1982, the second of three daughters of Manuel de Jesús Cornejo, former FMLN special forces commander with the nom de guerre "Felipito", and Irma Amaya, feminist and first Salvadoran woman president of the Central American Parliament. [1] She studied at the Santa Isabel school in Cojutepeque until the age ...