Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Joaquín Balaguer across 3 places, from 1906 to 2002.
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Joaquín Antonio Balaguer Ricardo (1 September 1906 – 14 July 2002) was a Dominican politician, scholar, writer, and lawyer who was the 41st, 45th and 49th president of the Dominican Republic, serving three non-consecutive terms from 1960 to 1962, 1966 to 1978, and 1986 to 1996.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Joaquín Balaguer was documented, and when
1 September 1906exact date
Santiago Province (Dominican Republic)attested“Balaguer was born on 1 September 1906 in Navarrete, later named Villa Bisonó in the Santiago Province in the northwestern corner of the Dominican Republic.”source: Wikipedia: Joaquín Balaguer
1 September 1906exact date
Santiago de los Caballerosattested“Balaguer was born on 1 September 1906 in Navarrete, later named Villa Bisonó in the Santiago Province in the northwestern corner of the Dominican Republic.”source: Wikipedia: Joaquín Balaguer
14 July 2002exact date
Santo Domingoattested“He died of heart failure on July 14, 2002 at Santo Domingo's Abreu Clinic at the age of 95.”source: Wikipedia: Joaquín Balaguer
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Places Joaquín Balaguer is documented in
Santiago de los Caballeros1 presence · 1906
Santiago Province (Dominican Republic)1 presence · 1906
Santo Domingo1 presence · 2002
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1932 to 1956period
Madridmentioned“In later years, he served as Secretary of the Dominican Legation in Madrid (1932–1935), Undersecretary of the Presidency (1936), Undersecretary of Foreign Relations (1937), Extraordinary Ambassador to Colombia and Ecuador (1940–1943 and…”source: Wikipedia: Joaquín Balaguer
1932 to 1956period
Colombiamentioned“In later years, he served as Secretary of the Dominican Legation in Madrid (1932–1935), Undersecretary of the Presidency (1936), Undersecretary of Foreign Relations (1937), Extraordinary Ambassador to Colombia and Ecuador (1940–1943 and…”source: Wikipedia: Joaquín Balaguer
1932 to 1956period
Mexicomentioned“In later years, he served as Secretary of the Dominican Legation in Madrid (1932–1935), Undersecretary of the Presidency (1936), Undersecretary of Foreign Relations (1937), Extraordinary Ambassador to Colombia and Ecuador (1940–1943 and…”source: Wikipedia: Joaquín Balaguer
1965year
Dominican Republicmentioned“Balaguer seized his chance once he had the backing of the United States government, and returned to the Dominican Republic with the purpose of destroying the popular groups that had participated in the rebellions of 1965.”source: Wikipedia: Joaquín Balaguer
1966year
Dominican Republicmentioned“In 1966 he led democracy's return to the Dominican Republic after years of political uncertainty and turmoil.”source: Wikipedia: Joaquín Balaguer
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