Pablo Verani

Argentinian lawyer and politician

Pablo Verani - Leaders & Politicians born 1938
Born

1938
88 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Argentina

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Graduated in law and entered politics, serving in various governmental roles. Played a significant role in the legislative process in Argentina, focusing on legal reforms. Held positions in local and national governments, including a term as a provincial senator. Contributed to issues surrounding justice and human rights.

Served as a provincial senator in Neuquén

Worked on legal reforms in Argentina

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