About Kamilo Gata
Lived 1949 – 2004 (aged 54). Kamilo Gata was a French politician.
Early life Gata was born in Futuna on 12 December 1949. He obtained a master's degree in private law in 1974 and became a lawyer. He joined the Office of General Administration and Elections in 1977. However, the election result was subsequently overturned by the Constitutional Council.
Gata won the subsequent by-election as a candidate for the Movement of Left Radicals, as well as the two kings of Futuna. Gata won the votes of the young generations, eager for change.
He ran again for the National Assembly in the 1997 election, losing to Victor Brial in the second round. In September 1998 he stood as a candidate for the French Senate, but was defeated by Robert Laufoaulu.
In 1999, he was appointed social and economic adviser for Wallis and Futuna.
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Who was Kamilo Gata?
French politician (1949-2004)
When was Kamilo Gata born?
Kamilo Gata was born on 12 December 1949 in Futuna.
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Kamilo Gata died on 16 November 2004 in Queensland.
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Kamilo Gata was a politician.
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Kamilo Gata was French.
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