Rómulo Gallegos

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Rómulo Gallegos was a prominent Venezuelan novelist, educator, and politician who briefly served as president and is best known for his influential novel "Doña Bárbara."

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Rómulo Gallegos canonical 6

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instanceOf educator
human
novelist
politician
awardReceived National Prize for Literature (Venezuela)
burialPlace Cementerio General del Sur, Caracas
causeOfEndOfPosition military coup
countryOfCitizenship Venezuela
dateOfBirth 1884-08-02
dateOfDeath 1969-04-05
describedIn Encyclopædia Britannica
Gran Enciclopedia de Venezuela
educatedAt Universidad Central de Venezuela
endTime 1948-11-24
familyName Gallegos
fieldOfWork education
literature
politics
fullName Rómulo Ángel del Monte Carmelo Gallegos Freire
genre novel
regionalist literature
givenName Rómulo
linked to: Romulo
hasPartInCollection Premio Internacional de Novela Rómulo Gallegos
headOfGovernment Venezuela
influenced Latin American literature
languageOfWorkOrName Spanish
memberOfPoliticalParty Acción Democrática
movement Latin American regionalism
namedAfter Rómulo Gallegos Municipality, Apure
Rómulo Gallegos Municipality, Cojedes
Rómulo Gallegos Municipality, Guárico
notableIdea critique of caudillismo in Latin America
notableWork Canaima
Cantaclaro
Doña Bárbara
occupation novelist
politician
teacher
placeOfBirth Caracas, Venezuela
linked to: Caracas
placeOfDeath Caracas, Venezuela
linked to: Caracas
positionHeld President of Venezuela
spouse Teotiste Arocha Egui
startTime 1948-02-17
workLocation Caracas, Venezuela
linked to: Caracas

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Rómulo Gallegos Prize namedAfter Rómulo Gallegos
Rómulo Betancourt succeededBy Rómulo Gallegos
Fundación Celarg namedAfter Rómulo Gallegos
Acción Democrática notableLeader Rómulo Gallegos