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Ricardo Sala Gaitán

Colombian politician

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About Ricardo Sala Gaitán

Ricardo Sala Gaitán was a Colombian engineer and diplomat.

Ricardo Sala Gaitán is a Colombian industrial engineer and politician.

Ambassadorship On 17 March 1992, President César Gaviria Trujillo designated Sala as Ambassador of Colombia to Germany. Sala presented his Letters of Credence to Richard von Weizsäcker, President of Germany, on 27 April 1992 at the Hammerschmidt Villa. On 27 January 1996, as a result of the public events that surrounded the 8000 Process scandal, Sala resigned his Ambassadorship in protest against the then President of Colombia Ernesto Samper Pizano.

Personal life He married. and later divorced, Patricia Eugenia Cárdenas Santa María with whom he had three children: María Paula, Ana Daniela, and Juan Felipe.

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Important facts

Occupation
Education
University of the Andes, University of the Andes (Colombia)
Also known as
Ricardo Sala Gaitan

Family & relationships

Spouse
Patricia Eugenia Cárdenas Santa María

Frequently asked questions

Who was Ricardo Sala Gaitán?

Colombian politician

What was Ricardo Sala Gaitán's occupation?

Ricardo Sala Gaitán was an engineer and diplomat.

What nationality was Ricardo Sala Gaitán?

Ricardo Sala Gaitán was Colombian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ricardo Sala Gaitán

· Wikidata: Q7322804

· DBpedia: Ricardo Sala Gaitán

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