Gloria Llamosas, a Historical Leader of Missionary Radicalism, Died
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On Saturday, missionary politics fired Gloria Edith Llamosas, a leader whose trajectory was closely linked to the Radical Civic Union, but also with much of Posadas’ institutional history since the democratic recovery. Llamosas was 76 years old and remained in the Hospital Escuela de Agudos Dr. Ramón Madariaga. According to [...] La entrada Gloria Llamosas died, a historical figure of the UCR and the post-adhesive politics was first published in…
She was 76 years old and was hospitalized with a severe respiratory condition and heart complications. She was a councillor of Posadas, a provincial deputy, a conventional constituent of the Municipal Organic Charter and a candidate for mayor in 1995, when the head of the revolt was the most voted. She was also a candidate for deputy governor in 2003. Her remains will be laid off this Saturday from 14 to 22 in the Phoenix Hall, Gate 1, Paradise …
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