About Enrique Erro
Lived 1912 – 1984 (aged 72). Enrique Erro was an Uruguayan journalist and politician.
Enrique Erro (1912–1984) was a Uruguayan politician belonging to the National Party. He began his political activity as a journalist in newspapers such as El Debate and La Tribuna Popular.
A minister of the first National Party government in the 20th century, he resigned due to irreconcilable differences with the mainstream tendencies of the party. In 1962 he quit the National Party and took part in the establishment of the Popular Union; later, in 1971, he joined the Broad Front and was elected senator. Also in 1971, he fought a duel with Danilo Sena, in which neither was injured.
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Who was Enrique Erro?
Uruguayan politician (1912-1984)
When was Enrique Erro born?
Enrique Erro was born on 14 September 1912 in Montevideo.
When did Enrique Erro die?
Enrique Erro died on 1 October 1984.
What was Enrique Erro's occupation?
Enrique Erro was a journalist and politician.
What nationality was Enrique Erro?
Enrique Erro was Uruguayan.
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