Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Álvaro Uribe across 3 places, from 1977 to 2010.
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Álvaro Uribe Vélez (born 4 July 1952) is a Colombian politician who served as the 32nd President of Colombia from 7 August 2002 to 7 August 2010.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Álvaro Uribe was documented, and when
1977year
University of Antioquiaattested“Uribe studied law at the University of Antioquia and graduated in 1977.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
1993year
Harvard Extension Schoolattested“In 1993, he attended Harvard University, receiving a Certificate of Special Studies in Administration and Management from Harvard Extension School and a Certificate in Negotiation and Dispute Resolution from Harvard Law School.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
2010year
Georgetown Universityattested“In late 2010, a few months after leaving office, Uribe was named visiting scholar at Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service, where he taught students in different disciplines as a guest lecturer in seminars and classes.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
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1970year
Medellínmentioned“He graduated in 1970 from the Instituto Jorge Robledo, after being expelled from the Medellín Benedictine School for arguing with the Benedictine monks.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
1998 to 1999period
St Antony's College, Oxfordmentioned“Between 1998 and 1999, after having completed his term in office as the governor of Antioquia, he studied at St Antony's College, Oxford, England, on a Chevening-Simón Bolívar scholarship and was appointed Senior Associate Member at St A…”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
2000 to 2008period
Ecuadormentioned“From 2000 to 2008, more than 130.000 Colombian nationals fled to Ecuador.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
2004 to 2005period
Spainmentioned“There have been some diplomatic incidents and crises with Venezuela during his term, in particular around the 2005 Rodrigo Granda affair, Colombia's frustrated 2004 acquisition of 46 AMX-30 tanks from Spain, and an Alleged planned Venezu…”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
August 2004month
Colombiamentioned“According to official government statistical information from August 2004, in two years, homicides, kidnappings, and terrorist attacks in Colombia decreased by as much as 50% – their lowest levels in almost 20 years.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
28 May 2006exact date
Colombiamentioned“With this amendment, Uribe was re-elected on 28 May 2006 for a second presidential term (2006–2010), and became the first president to be consecutively re-elected in Colombia in over a century.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
April 2007month
Antioquia Departmentmentioned“In April 2007, Senator Gustavo Petro made several accusations against Uribe during a televised congressional debate about paramilitarism in Antioquia.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
8 November 2007exact date
Palacio de Mirafloresmentioned“On 8 November 2007 Chávez met with alias "Iván Márquez" one of the highest members of the FARC and some other members of its secretariat at the Palacio de Miraflores in a widely publicized event.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
2008year
Colombiamentioned“In 2008, the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances of the United Nation's Human Rights Council criticised the continuation of forced disappearances in Colombia.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
22 April 2008exact date
Bogotámentioned“On 22 April 2008, former senator Mario Uribe Escobar, one of the Colombian President's cousins and a close political ally, was arrested after being denied asylum at the Costa Rican embassy in Bogotá, as part of a judicial inquiry into th…”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
22 April 2008exact date
Costa Ricanmentioned“On 22 April 2008, former senator Mario Uribe Escobar, one of the Colombian President's cousins and a close political ally, was arrested after being denied asylum at the Costa Rican embassy in Bogotá, as part of a judicial inquiry into th…”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
22 April 2008exact date
Bogotmentioned“On 22 April 2008, former senator Mario Uribe Escobar, one of the Colombian President's cousins and a close political ally, was arrested after being denied asylum at the Costa Rican embassy in Bogotá, as part of a judicial inquiry into th…”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
30 November 2009exact date
Portugalmentioned“"Colombia recognizes the next government", Uribe told reporters during an Ibero-American summit in Portugal on 30 November 2009.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
2010year
Department of Metamentioned“In 2010 a mass grave containing 2,000 corpses was discovered near a military base in the department of Meta.”source: Wikipedia: Álvaro Uribe
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