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Nepotism is the act of
granting an advantage, privilege, or
position to
relatives or
friends in an
occupation or
field – for
instance business, politics...
- literate, from
Sixtus IV, a
warrior pope, to
Alexander VI,
immoral and
nepotist, from
Julius II,
soldier and patron, to Leo X, who gave his name to this...
- Marcantonio's son
Camillo Borghese as Pope Paul V in 1605. Paul V was an
unabashed nepotist,
naming his
brother Francesco (1556–1620) Duke of
Rignano and
general of...
- (1110–1198), who in 1191
became pope as
Celestine III. One of the
first great nepotist popes, he made two of his
nephews cardinals and
allowed his
cousin Giovanni...
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Italian States which finally compelled Charles to flee to France. The most
nepotist Pope of all, Alexander,
favoured his
ruthless son Cesare,
creating for...
- dictatorships, oligarchies,
military juntas, or
other forms of
autocratic and
nepotist governments in
which external oversight is
impossible or does not exist...
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appointed a cardinal.
Early in his papacy, Alexander, who was seen as an anti-
nepotist at the time of his election,
lived simply; later, however, he gave jobs...
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between Branko, CEO
Robbie Middleby, and
owner Nathan Tinkler,
regarding the
nepotist nature of Jason's signing, as well as "medical advice".
Middleby stated:...
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being prepared for
presidency as a way to
succeed Nazarbayev's
legacy in a
nepotist fashion despite the
dismissed claims by
Nazarbayev himself. Nazarbayeva...
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original on 16
January 2021.
Retrieved 13
January 2019. "The
corrupt nepotist who
ruled Gabon for 40 years". The Independent. 8 June 2009.
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