Simón Alberto Consalvi

Venezuelan journalist and foreign minister

Simón Alberto Consalvi - Leaders & Politicians born 1927
Born

1927
99 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Venezuela

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A prominent journalist and politician, served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Venezuela. Held this position during a crucial period in Venezuela's history, overseeing international relations and diplomatic efforts. Actively engaged in journalism prior to entering politics, contributing significantly to media discourse. Participated in various political initiatives and discussions that shaped Venezuelan foreign policy.

Served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela

Contributed significantly to Venezuelan journalism

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