1994 Santa Rosan presidential election: Difference between revisions
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* [[Geraldo Gran Cebolla]], Mayor of Fortaleza | * [[Geraldo Gran Cebolla]], Mayor of Fortaleza | ||
* [[Terence Cola]], former member and President of the National Assembly | * [[Terence Cola]], former member and President of the National Assembly | ||
=== [[Liberal Republican Party (Santa Rosa)|Liberal Republican Party]] === | |||
* [[Ernesto Capmany]], former Minister of Justice | |||
=== [[National Democratic Party (Santa Rosa)|National Democratic Party]] === | === [[National Democratic Party (Santa Rosa)|National Democratic Party]] === | ||
* [[Plutarco Dijker]], co-founder of the Dijker y Calles Corporation | * [[Plutarco Dijker]], co-founder of the Dijker y Calles Corporation | ||
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Declared candidates
Social Democratic Party
- Geraldo Gran Cebolla, Mayor of Fortaleza
- Terence Cola, former member and President of the National Assembly
Liberal Republican Party
- Ernesto Capmany, former Minister of Justice
National Democratic Party
- Plutarco Dijker, co-founder of the Dijker y Calles Corporation
Party of National Unity
- Miguel Sinpito, former Member of the Puerto Rojo City Council
Potential candidates
Social Democratic Party
- Nico Anjema, former Federal Senator from the State of Rut
- Coba Flora Carla, Governor of the State of Nahúm
Liberal Republican Party
- Antonio Lardesi, Prime Minister of Santa Rosa, media mogul and businessman
- Israel Pozo, former minority leader of the National Assembly, former President of the National Assembly
- Raul Romero, 26th President of Santa Rosa
MOLAN
- Godofredo Janz, former Vice Commander of the MOLAN
Independent
- Buenpensar Tshinga, Mbali Catholic Patriarch of Bahia Negra
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