Rita Barberá Nolla

Spanish politician and Valencia mayor

Rita Barberá Nolla - Leaders & Politicians born 1948
Born

1948
78 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Spain

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Served as the mayor of Valencia from 1991 to 2015, representing the People's Party. Held the position of president of the Valencia region during her tenure. Participated in initiatives for urban development and cultural enhancement in Valencia. Elected to the Spanish Senate in 2015, shortly before death.

Served as mayor of Valencia for 24 years

Played a key role in urban development

Elected to the Spanish Senate in 2015

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