José Ramón Medina
José Ramón Medina (1919–2010) was a Venezuelan lawyer, judge and poet.
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José Ramón Medina
Revista Nacional de Cultura de Venezuela · Public domain
- Born
- 1919 · Guárico.
- Died
- 2010 · Caracas.
- Nationality
- Venezuela
- Occupation
- lawyer · judge · poet · literary critic · jurist · journalist · writer · politician
- Honours
- National Prize for Literature of Venezuela · Premio Boscán
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Biography
Born at Guárico in 1919, died in Caracas in 2010.
Positions recorded include senator of Venezuela. Distinctions recorded are National Prize for Literature of Venezuela and Premio Boscán.
El poeta José Ramón Medina, presidente del III Congreso Latinoamericano de Escritores, durante un discurso en la instalación de este evento. Puerto Azul, Naiguatá, Venezuela.
Oficina Central de Información (1969-1974) · Archivo Rafael Caldera: https: La documentación presentada en el sitio web de Rafael Caldera (Sucesión Caldera Pietri/Fundación Tomás Liscano), puede ser utilizada bajo licencia
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Guárico.
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Caracas.
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