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Francisco Garnica

1940 – 1965

Colombain youth leader

Communist party
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About Francisco Garnica

Lived 1940 – 1965 (aged 24–25). Francisco Garnica was a Colombian communist party.

Francisco Garnica Narváez (Palmira, 1940–Cali, 15 December 1965) was a Colombian political activist and youth leader.

Execution On December 14, 1965 in Guacarí, Valle del Cauca, together with Carlos Alberto Morales and Ricardo Torres, he was arrested by the Colombian National Army and taken to the III Brigade in Cali, where they were tortured and executed. The executions took place at midnight on December 15, 1965.

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Important facts

Born
1940, Palmira
Birth century
Died
1965, Cali
Occupation
Communist party
Nationality
Also known as
Francisco Garnica Narváez

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Francisco Garnica?

Colombain youth leader

When was Francisco Garnica born?

Francisco Garnica was born in 1940 in Palmira.

When did Francisco Garnica die?

Francisco Garnica died in 1965 in Cali.

What was Francisco Garnica's occupation?

Francisco Garnica was a communist party.

What nationality was Francisco Garnica?

Francisco Garnica was Colombian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Francisco Garnica

· Wikidata: Q5865845

· DBpedia: Francisco Garnica

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