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- Q886503 description "President of Bolivia".
- Q886503 description "President of Bolivia".
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- Q886503 abstract "Jorge Córdova (23 April 1822, La Paz – 23 October 1861) was a military officer and constitutional president of Bolivia (1855–1857).A general, Córdova was longtime dictator Manuel Isidoro Belzu's son-in-law. As such, he was the main support to his despotic regime. When in 1855 Belzu decided to call elections and "retire" from politics in the face of repeated rebellions against his rule, he sponsored Córdova's candidacy. The latter was elected president and proceeded to be sworn-in on August 15, 1855, at age thirty-three. Not surprisingly, Córdova was widely seen as ex-president Belzu's proxy, and merely an instrument of his power. Belzu remained the proverbial "power behind the throne," and this fact only spurred the opposition to continue to conspire against the hated Belzu-Córdova regime, which had run Bolivian politics since 1847. Eventually, the forces arrayed against the president coalesced around the forceful civilian Constitutionalist José María Linares, who in October 1857 at long last succeeded in toppling Córdova from power. Fleeing the country, he eventually returned to Bolivia, eager as always to support his father-in-law's ambitions to return to the Bolivian Government Palace.Former president Jorge Córdova was assassinated on 23 October 1861, during the so-called "Matanzas de Yáñez" (Yáñez Bloodbath), when president José María de Achá's supporter and military governor of La Paz Province, Plácido Yáñez, massacred dozens of opposition figures, many of them from the pro-Belzu camp. He was 39 years old at the time of his death.".
- Q886503 birthDate "1822-04-23".
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- Q886503 birthYear "1822".
- Q886503 deathDate "1861-10-23".
- Q886503 deathYear "1861".
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- Q886503 dateOfBirth "1822-04-23".
- Q886503 dateOfDeath "1861-10-23".
- Q886503 name "Cordova, Jorge".
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- Q886503 shortDescription "President of Bolivia".
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- Q886503 comment "Jorge Córdova (23 April 1822, La Paz – 23 October 1861) was a military officer and constitutional president of Bolivia (1855–1857).A general, Córdova was longtime dictator Manuel Isidoro Belzu's son-in-law. As such, he was the main support to his despotic regime. When in 1855 Belzu decided to call elections and "retire" from politics in the face of repeated rebellions against his rule, he sponsored Córdova's candidacy.".
- Q886503 label "Jorge Córdova".
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- Q886503 surname "Cordova".