José Valentin Abésia Aillón ( Spanish: José Valentín Abecia Ayllón ; February 6, 1846 , Sucre , Bolivia - January 10, 1910 , ibid.) - Bolivian doctor, journalist and statesman, Second Vice-President of Bolivia (1904-1909).
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| The president | Ismael Montes | ||||||
| Predecessor | Anibal Capriles Cabrera | ||||||
| Successor | Juan Misael Saracho | ||||||
| Birth | February 6, 1846 Sucre , Bolivia | ||||||
| Death | January 10, 1910 (63 years) Sucre , Bolivia | ||||||
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| The consignment | Liberal Party | ||||||
| Profession | doctor journalist | ||||||
Biography
He graduated as a doctor, journalist, historian. He founded the Society "Sociedad Geography of Sucre" (1892).
In 1896–1904 he was the rector of the University of San Francisco Javier.
Belonged to the Liberal Party. He was elected a member of the Bolivian parliament and several times the prefect of the Chuquisaca department.
In 1904-1909 - Second Vice-President of Bolivia.
The author of books on medicine and history, including The Cradle of Monteagudo (1905), The History of Chukisaki (1939).