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Augusto Bernardino Leguía y
Salcedo (19
February 1863 – 6
February 1932) was a
Peruvian politician who
served as
President of Peru from 1908 to 1912 and...
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between 1919 and 1930
corresponds to the
second presidency of
Augusto B.
Leguía, who won the
elections of 1919 but soon
after took
power through a coup...
- Germán
Carlos Leguía Dragó, also
known as Cocoliche, (born
January 2, 1954, in Lima) is a
retired professional football striker and
midfielder from Peru...
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charged is the
climb to the arch. In its
surroundings is the
Augusto B.
Leguía Cultural Centre, and
within it the Casa de La
Respuesta Museum, both dedicated...
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Arequipa Avenue (Spanish:
Avenida Arequipa),
formerly known as
Leguía Avenue (Spanish:
Avenida Leguía), is one of the main
avenues of Lima, Peru. It
extends from...
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political party in Peru. It was
founded in 1920 by
Augusto Bernardino Leguía y Salcedo,
whose regime,
which began the
previous year, had led to a dictatorial...
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Manco Cápac,
formerly the
Plaza Leguía, is a
public square in Lima.
Formerly named after president Augusto B.
Leguía, its
current name
comes from Manco...
- Moisés
Leguías Ávila (born 9
October 1981) is a
football forward who
plays for AD
Santa Rosa. A much-travelled
striker or
attacking midfielder,
Leguías has...
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Leguía (1866-1930) was the
first Vice
President of Peru from 1912 to 1914.
Leguía was born in 1866 in Lambayeque, Peru. His
father was
Nicanor Leguía...
- with the
group reaching the room
where President Augusto B.
Leguía was located. Once
Leguía was cornered, he was
ordered to sign his resignation, but he...
