Ecuadorian lawyer, writer and politician. Vicepresident of Ecuador (1780-1847)
José Joaquín de Olmedo was born on March 20, 1780 (Julian calendar) in Guayaquil and died on February 19, 1847 in Guayaquil, aged about 67. Recorded occupations: poet, politician, lawyer, writer and land owner. Country of citizenship: Ecuador, Free Province of Guayaquil and Spain. Positions held include National Congress Deputy, President of Ecuador, Vice President of Ecuador, Member of the Congress of Deputies, President of the National Assembly of Ecuador and Mayor of Guayaquil. Associated movements: Age of Enlightenment and Independencia americana. Notable works include “Song of October Ninth”, “coat of arms of Guayaquil”, “Flag of Guayaquil”, “coat of arms of Ecuador” and “La victoria de Junin”. Educated at National University of San Marcos and Real Convictorio de San Carlos.
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