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Max Borges-del Junco

Maximino de la Luz Borges y del Junco (May 29, 1890 in Jaruco, Cuba - June 9, 1963, Arlington, VA) was a well-known Cuban architect and Minister of Public Works during the presidency of Dr. Federico Laredo Brú of Cuba. He graduated as an engineer in 1916 and as an architect (in 1917).

Also recorded as Maximiliano de la Luz Borges y del Junco

Max Borges-del Junco

Name
Max Borges y del Junco
Born
May 29, 1890
Birthplace
Jaruco, Cuba
Died
June 9, 1963
Place of death
Arlington, Virginia, U.S.
Nationality
Cuba
Occupation
architect · painter

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Maximino de la Luz Borges y del Junco (May 29, 1890 in Jaruco, Cuba - June 9, 1963, Arlington, VA) was a well-known Cuban architect and Minister of Public Works during the presidency of Dr. Federico Laredo Brú of Cuba. He graduated as an engineer in 1916 and as an architect (in 1917).

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