Date of birth:
- Oct 24, 1820
Date of death:
- Mar 27, 1872 (age 51 years)
José Santos Gutiérrez Prieto
Politician
Government Positions Held:
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President of Colombia of Colombia
- Apr 1, 1864
- Apr 1, 1866
- May 20, 1866
- May 23, 1867
- Apr 1, 1868
- Apr 1, 1870
- Apr 1, 1872
- Apr 1, 1874
- Apr 1, 1876
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