Jaime Nebot
Ecuadorian politician and mayor
Born
October 22nd, 1946
78 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Ecuador
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Served as the mayor of Guayaquil for multiple terms and was significant in local governance. Held a prominent role in Ecuadorian politics and contributed to the development of urban infrastructure in Guayaquil. Focused on improving public services and enhancing the city’s image. Was associated with the Social Christian Party throughout the political career.
Served as mayor of Guayaquil from 2000 to 2009
Promoted urban development projects
Led initiatives for public safety improvements
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