Kenneth McClintock

Puerto Rican politician and public servant

Kenneth McClintock - Leaders & Politicians born January 19th, 1957
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Served as the 22nd Secretary of State of Puerto Rico. Held various leadership positions within the Puerto Rican government. Elected to the Senate of Puerto Rico, representing the San Juan district. Participated in legislative processes and policy development aimed at enhancing the political framework of Puerto Rico. Engaged in public service throughout his career, focusing on governance, policy-making, and public administration.

Served as the 22nd Secretary of State of Puerto Rico

Represented San Juan in the Puerto Rican Senate

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