Ramiro de Maeztu

Spanish journalist and theorist

Ramiro de Maeztu - Thinkers & Philosophers born 1874
Born

1874
151 years ago

Died
Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Spain

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Contributed significantly to Spanish journalism and political essays. Advocated for various political ideologies through writing. Published works emphasized the values of liberalism and democracy. Participated in various cultural and political discussions during the early 20th century. Worked in significant publications and engaged in the intellectual circles of the time.

Contributed to El Liberal and ABC newspapers

Authored 'Los tres poderes' (The Three Powers)

Promoted liberalism and democracy through essays

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