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| name = Francisco Garrido |
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| term_start = [[October 1]] [[2003]] |
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| term_end = [[September 30]] [[2009]] |
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| predecessor = [[Ignacio Loyola Vera]] |
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Previously he was mayor of Queretaro City, from October 1, 1997, to September 30, 2000. When he was candidate there was controversy on whether he complied the required number of years living in the city. During his term, he resolved the problem of street vendors, known as ambulantes. |
Previously he was mayor of Queretaro City, from October 1, 1997, to September 30, 2000. When he was candidate there was controversy on whether he complied the required number of years living in the city. During his term, he resolved the problem of street vendors, known as ambulantes. |
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In the 2003 governor election he defeated Fernando |
In the 2003 governor election he defeated [[Fernando Ortiz Arana|Fernando Ortiz]] (PRI, candidate for second time). Garrido inaugurated the new international airport in 2004. He has stimulated the aeronautical industry in the state. Controversy is now on his constant trips to Europe and on state money spent on radio and TV ads of his duty. |
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He is married with Marcela Torres and they have 3 children. |
He is married with Marcela Torres and they have 3 children. |
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{{succession box | title = [[Governor of Querétaro]] | years = [[2003]] - [[2009]] | before = [[Ignacio Loyola Vera]] | after = election in July 2009}} |
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{{succession box | title = [[Santiago de Querétaro|Municipal President of Queretaro]] | years = [[1998]] - [[2000]] | before = [[Jesús Rodríguez Hernández]] | after = [[Rolando García]] }} |
{{succession box | title = [[Santiago de Querétaro|Municipal President of Queretaro]] | years = [[1998]] - [[2000]] | before = [[Jesús Rodríguez Hernández]] | after = [[Rolando García]] }} |
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Revision as of 18:55, 21 April 2008
Francisco Garrido | |
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| Governor of Querétaro | |
| In office October 1 2003 – September 30 2009 | |
| Preceded by | Ignacio Loyola |
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| Born | Mexico City |
| Political party | National Action Party (PAN) |
| Profession | Lawyer |
Francisco Garrido Patrón (b. Mexico City, Distrito Federal in 1953) is a Mexican politician, and since 2003, governor of the State of Querétaro, and member of the National Action Party (PAN).
Previously he was mayor of Queretaro City, from October 1, 1997, to September 30, 2000. When he was candidate there was controversy on whether he complied the required number of years living in the city. During his term, he resolved the problem of street vendors, known as ambulantes.
In the 2003 governor election he defeated Fernando Ortiz (PRI, candidate for second time). Garrido inaugurated the new international airport in 2004. He has stimulated the aeronautical industry in the state. Controversy is now on his constant trips to Europe and on state money spent on radio and TV ads of his duty.
He is married with Marcela Torres and they have 3 children.
See also
External links
- City of Queretaro Template:Es icon
- State of Queretaro Template:Es icon
- Biography of Francisco Garrido Patrón at PAN website Template:Es icon
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