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company, had expanded into
Colombian territory, and was exploiting its resources and oppressing the Indigenous people of this region. The situation became national news when reported killings of natives was reported to have been committed by Casa Arana, and in July 1911, Peruvian forces attacked the
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system, the creation of the first
Judicial Body of the National Police, the first training academy, the Police marching band, and the official magazine of the National Police. He also helped establish a financial aids program for the families of fallen police officers.
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Restrepo quickly became an avid and respected lawyer moving up in different ranks. He worked as a Public
Inspector of Education in 1888. He then became a prosecutor in the Supreme Court of Antioquia, a Judge of the lower circuit of Antioquia, and finally the
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were the intellectuals of the new republican conservative party, which promoted the ideals of political reconciliation and moderation between partisan lines. His peace efforts were among his greatest legacy.
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3.5 millions to COP$ 4 million. The new president forced the collection of taxes and reduced government spending, achieving an end to the deficit in less than a year; by 1911 there was a surplus. The
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Initially, Restrepo refused to run for the presidential candidature, and he did not have the support from the rest of the
Representatives of Antioquia for his solid stand on
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Cruzana Restrepo Jaramillo and Pedro Antonio Restrepo, a lawyer and nephew of José Félix de Restrepo. His father was the founder of the
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in 1910. During his administration he worked towards making political reconciliation among the Conservative and Liberals. He appointed members of the
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had convened the National Assembly. Two conservative candidates were nominated to become the future President of Colombia: Restrepo and
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Gobernantes Colombianos, Ignacio Arismendi Posada, Interprint Editors Ltd., Italgraf, Segunda Edición, Page 162, Bogotá, Colombia, 1983
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Gobernantes Colombianos, Ignacio Arismendi Posada, Interprint Editors Ltd., Italgraf, Segunda Edición, Page 161, Bogotá, Colombia, 1983
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Gobernantes Colombianos, Ignacio Arismendi Posada, Interprint Editors Ltd., Italgraf, Segunda Edición, Page 160, Bogotá, Colombia, 1983
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as they considered most dangerous due to its anticlerical and pro-lay stands and teachings. In 1897, he also established the newspaper
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Historia de Antioquia, Jorge Orlando Melo, Editorial Presencia Ltd, Primera Edición, Page 146, Bogotá, Colombia, November, 1988
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Historia de Antioquia, Jorge Orlando Melo, Editorial Presencia Ltd, Primera Edición, Page 296, Bogotá, Colombia, November, 1988
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Historia de Antioquia, Jorge Orlando Melo, Editorial Presencia Ltd, Primera Edición, Page 149, Bogotá, Colombia, November, 1988
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Historia de Antioquia, Jorge Orlando Melo, Editorial Presencia Ltd, Primera Edición, Page 515, Bogotá, Colombia, November, 1988
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Historia de Antioquia, Jorge Orlando Melo, Editorial Presencia Ltd, Primera Edición, Page 512, Bogotá, Colombia, November, 1988
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Historia de Antioquia, Jorge Orlando Melo, Editorial Presencia Ltd, Primera Edición, Page 511, Bogotá, Colombia, November, 1988
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Correspondencia Enviada por Carlos E. Restrepo a Marco Tobón Mejía
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Carlos Eugenio Restrepo and two of his children at an hacienda in
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Hechos y comentarios: NOVA ET VETERA By Eduardo Rodríguez Piñeres
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violation of the rights of and an attack on international justice
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Pedro Justo Berrío, o el sentir común, la probidad y el carácter
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Restrepo's Minister of Foreign Relations and future president,
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Gregorio Gutiérrez González: la simbiosis del poeta y la tierra
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El saltimbanqui, el primero de los personajes colombianos
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and he collaborated in many magazines and newspapers of
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For the President of Colombia from 1966 to 1970, see
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respectively. These territories were later made into
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United States involvement in the Mexican Revolution
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1497:LA CONVERSION DEL PAPEL MONEDA (1906 - 1922)
1185:Departamental Assembly of Antioquia, History
742:On August 7, 1910, Restrepo became the 12th
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2156:Ministers of government of Colombia
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1527:Ley Nº 62 del 26 de octubre de 1912
1367:COMFAMA, frequently asked questions
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1321:By Carlos Eugenio Restrepo (1917)
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523:Colombian Conservative Party
458:Colombian Conservative Party
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372:Restrepo went to school in
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2141:Colombian male journalists
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1709:By Miguel Moreno Jaramillo
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833:, and he reinstated the
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1978:Alfonso López Michelsen
1972:Misael Pastrana Borrero
1960:Guillermo León Valencia
1868:Carlos Eugenio Restrepo
1862:Ramón González Valencia
1758:Ramón González Valencia
1740:, Edited by Albert Shaw
1707:Colombia Constitucional
1629:By Credencial Historia
1627:Las guerras con el Perú
1319:Orientación Republicana
1102:He was later appointed
1078:"La Naviera Colombiana"
748:Ramón González Valencia
676:Orientación Republicana
546:Ramón González Valencia
539:Colombian Liberal Party
414:University of Antioquia
93:Ramón González Valencia
49:Carlos Eugenio Restrepo
2126:Presidents of Colombia
1966:Carlos Lleras Restrepo
1954:Alberto Lleras Camargo
1926:Alfonso López Pumarejo
1920:Eduardo Santos Montejo
1910:Alfonso López Pumarejo
1814:Presidents of Colombia
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763:Don Carlos E. Restrepo
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394:Minister of Government
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310:Minister of Government
112:Minister of Government
21:Carlos Lleras Restrepo
2136:Colombian journalists
1996:Virgilio Barco Vargas
1948:Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
1904:Enrique Olaya Herrera
1850:José Manuel Marroquín
1765:President of Colombia
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1143:Enrique Olaya Herrera
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144:Agustin Morales Olaya
134:Alejandro Cabal Pombo
70:President of Colombia
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1898:Miguel Abadía Méndez
754:Presidency 1910–1914
582:"el Diario de Pedro"
362:Isabel Gaviria Duque
226:Isabel Gaviria Duque
1874:José Vicente Concha
1838:Miguel Antonio Caro
1775:José Vicente Concha
1653:By Samuel Guy Inman
1148:José Vicente Concha
1071:José Vicente Concha
936:Relations with Peru
926:Pedro Maria Carreño
820:Economy of Colombia
722:José Vicente Concha
711:José Vicente Concha
590:Anthem of Antioquia
550:José Vicente Concha
511:José Vicente Concha
400:Professional career
105:José Vicente Concha
2030:Juan Manuel Santos
1990:Belisario Betancur
1984:Julio César Turbay
1880:Marco Fidel Suárez
1750:Political offices
1636:2008-09-18 at the
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527:Nicolás Esguerra
515:Pedro Nel Ospina
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