Person - Suárez de Tangil Angulo, Fernando (1886-1964)
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Suárez de Tangil Angulo, Fernando (1886-1964)Other forms
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Madrid (España) 1886 - 1964
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Spanish nobleman and politician. II Marquis of Covarrubias of Leyva, and IV Count Consort of Vallellano. Suárez de Tangil was married with María de la Concepción de Guzmán y O'Farrill (1880-1962), IV Countess of Vallellano. He was succeded by his son, Fernando Suárez de Guzmán y O'Farrill, V Count of Vallellano and III Marquis of Covarrubias de Leyva.
Spanish monarchist politician. Suárez was elected deputy at the Courts for Madrid in 1920. Mayor of Madrid during Primo de Rivera's dictatorship. Again, he was elected deputy at the Courts for Palencia in 1933 and 1936. During the Spanish Civil War, Suárez de Tangil leaded the Red Cross on the national side. Later on, during Franco's dictatorship, he was appointed Permanent Minister of State (1945), Minister of Public Works (1951-1957), as well as president of the Board of State (1958). Moreover, Suárez de Tangil was an attorney at the Courts from 1949 until his death. He was the president of the association called "Los Previsores del Porvenir".
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