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Guirao Cabrera, José


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    • Cabrera, José Guirao
    • Guirao, José

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        • Guirao, José

      • Sources

        • found: Capa, cara a cara, 1999:t.p. (José Guirao Cabrera)
        • found: Paul Solberg, 2015:page 225 (José Guirao; was Director of the National Museum Centre of Art Reina Sofia in Madrid (1994-2000); Director of Fine Arts and Archives of the Spanish Ministry of Culture (1993-1994); Director of Cultural Heritage of Andalusia Boards of Governors (1988-1993); since 2001 director at La Casa Encendida)
        • found: El país WWW site, viewed July 15, 2022(in obituary dated July 11, 2022: José Guirao, minister of culture in Pedro Sánchez's first government, died in Madrid this Monday [July 11, 2022] at age 63; director of the Museo Reina Sofía (1994-2001) and later of La Casa Encendida; in article dated Jan. 29, 2020: the former minister of culture and sports José Guirao (born in Pulpí, Almería, 1959))
        • found: Wikidata, May 17, 2024(instance of: human; sex or gender: male; date of birth: +1959-06-09T00:00:00Z; country of citizenship: Spain; given name: José; place of birth: Pulpí; position held: museum director, Minister of Culture and Sport, Pulpí city councilor, Member of the Congress of Deputies, Member of the Congress of Deputies, director, director general, patrono, patrono, patrono, director general, diputado provincial de Almería; surname: Guirao; occupation: cultural manager, politician; Commons category: José Guirao; educated at: University of Murcia; member of political party: Spanish Socialist Workers' Party; languages spoken or published: Spanish; work location: Madrid; second family name in Spanish name: Cabrera; award received: Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III; date of death: +2022-07-11T00:00:00Z; place of death: Madrid; manner of death: natural causes; cause of death: cancer; native language: Spanish; alias: Jose Guirao, José Guirao Cabrera, Pepe Guirao, Хосе Гирао, Гирао, , چوس جويراو, ホセ・ギラオ, 何塞*吉劳; description/label: gestor cultural y político español, hiszpański urzędnik i muzealnik, homme politique espagnol, Ministre de cultura d'Espanya, Olóṣèlú Ọmọ Orílẹ̀-èdèSpain, político español, politico spagnolo , spanischer Kulturminister, Spanish Culture and Sport Minister, министр культуры Испании, سياسي إسباني; VIAF ID: 87379453 $2 viaf; Wikidata ID: Q6454317 $2 wikidata) - https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q6454317
        • found: National Library of Spain via VIAF, May 17, 2024(born: 1959-06-09, 1959; died: 2022-06-11, 2022; preferred: Guirao Cabrera, José, 1959-2022, Guirao, José 1959-2022; variant: Guirao Cabrera, José, 1959-2022; Cabrera, José Guirao; Guirao Cabrera, José; field of activity: Larrondo, José María, (1958-....)., Capa, Robert, (1913-1954)., Gestión cultural, Política; related: Aguirre, Esperanza, (1952-....)., Capa, Cornell, (1918-2008)., Capa, Robert, (1913-1954)., Coleman, Catherine, (1947-2017)., Cortés, José Miguel G., (1955-....)., Fusi, Juan Pablo, (1945-....)., Whelan, Richard., Rizzante, Massimo, Santos Aramburo, Ana, 1957-, Turina Gómez, Joaquín; history: Politicien et directeur d'institutions culturelles; national bibliog. number: BNE20031942242; identifier: http://viaf.org/viaf/87379453 viaf; birthplace: España, Andalucía, Almería (Provincia), Pulpí; place of death: España, Madrid (Comunidad Autónoma), Madrid; lang. code: Gestores culturales, Políticos) - http://www.viaf.org/processed/BNE%7CXX1641356

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        • 2002-05-02: new
        • 2024-05-18: revised

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