José Luis Fábrega Polleri (born May 8, 1962) is a Panamanian politician and engineer. A member of the Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD), Fábrega has...
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History of Panama (section José de Fábrega)
loyalist Colonel José de Fábrega, who had controlled the isthmus' military supplies. However, separatists in the capital had converted Fábrega to separatism...
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march on rebellious Ecuadorians, José de Fábrega led a push for independence. Rebels in the small town of Villa de Los Santos made the first declaration...
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César Sandino Fulgencio Vega José Santos Zelaya Juan Eligio Alzuru José Domingo Espinar Tomás de Herrera José de Fábrega, "Liberator of the Isthmus" Manuel...
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José de Fábrega; José Hijinio, bishop of Panama; Juan José Martínez (dean of the cathedral chapter); Dr. Carlos Icaza; Manuel José Calvo; Mariano de Arosemena;...
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final. In October 2015, Fàbregas earned his 100th cap for Spain. Born in Arenys de Mar, Barcelona, Catalonia, to Francesc Fàbregas Sr., who runs a property...
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General of Venezuela (Venezuela), and Quito (Ecuador), led by Colonel José de Fabrega — into a single republic of Colombia, known historiographically as...
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Her works deal with loneliness and the vulnerability of youth. Fábrega was born in San José, Costa Rica. She lived in New York City from ages 10–14 as her...
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the province of Chiriquí José Mulino Rovira, and the businesswoman Nelly Quintero de Mulino. His brother is the diplomat José Javier Mulino. He completed...
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Brin 1951–1952: Ignacio Carlos Molino de Diego 1952–1955: José Ramón Guizado 1955............ Octavio Fábrega López 1955............ Ricardo Arias 1955–1956:...
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