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Antonio García
Quejido (16
February 1856 – 13 June 1927) was a
Spanish politician,
trade unionist, the
first president of the Unión
General de Trabajadores...
- Year Name Time in
office 1921
Antonio García
Quejido 1921–1923 1923 César Rodríguez González 1923–1925 1925 José
Bullejos 1925–1932 1932 José Díaz 1932–1942...
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elisions common in
Andalusian Spanish. Thus, the
Andalusian quejío for
quejido ("lament") has
entered Standard Spanish as a term for a
special feature...
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position upon the
arrest of the
first general secretary,
Antonio García
Quejido, in
January 1925.
Bullejos would continue to hold the top post for nearly...
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Felipe Nur Al Levi [es]
Nacho Casalvaque [es]
Cecilia Freire Pablo Quejido Susana Rubio Pedro Aunión
Pedro Miguel Martínez
Elvira Lindo Other crew...
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artist Antonio García Vega (born 1954),
Mexican artist Antonio García
Quejido (1856–1927),
Spanish politician and
trade unionist Antonio García Barón...
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Communist Party of
Spain (PCE),
succeeding its
first leader,
Antonio García
Quejido. In
December 1923, he
began a
prison sentence of two
years and four months...
- the
Madrid Group when it was
presented to the Commission,
Antonio García
Quejido and
Facundo Perezagua also intervened. At the
beginning of 1885, the first...
- Arroyo,
Rafael Canogar,
Manuel Rivera, Arman,
Alfonso Albacete,
Manuel Quejido and Marc Chagall, and
other graphic works by Joan Miró, Christo, Francis...
- Unión
General de
Trabajadores (UGT)
union was born, with
Antonio García
Quejido as its
first president. Ten days later, also in Barcelona, the I Congress...
