Juan Felipe Ibarra
Argentinian general and politician
Argentinian general and politician
1787
239 years ago
Leaders & Politicians
Argentina
Served as a general and politician in Argentina during the 19th century. Held the position of governor of Santiago del Estero Province multiple times. Participated in the Argentine War of Independence and later aligned with Federalist politics, opposing the centralist Unitarians. Contributed to provincial governance and military efforts.
Governed Santiago del Estero Province multiple times
Participated in the Argentine War of Independence
Aligned with Federalist politics
Opposed centralist Unitarians
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