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・ Salvador Garriga Polledo
・ Salvador Ginel
・ Salvador Giner
・ Salvador Gjonaj
・ Salvador Gonzáles Escalona
・ Salvador Gómez
・ Salvador Gómez (water polo)
・ Salvador Güereña
・ Salvador Hernández
・ Salvador Hidalgo Oliva
・ Salvador Ibáñez
・ Salvador Ichazo
・ Salvador Imperatore
・ Salvador J. Lara
・ Salvador Jara Guerrero
Salvador Jorge Blanco
・ Salvador José Mañer
・ Salvador Jovellanos
・ Salvador Kaçaj
・ Salvador Larroca
・ Salvador Laurel
・ Salvador Lazo Lazo
・ Salvador Litvak
・ Salvador Llopis
・ Salvador Luis Reyes
・ Salvador Luria
・ Salvador Lutteroth
・ Salvador López Orduña
・ Salvador López Sanz
・ Salvador M. Padilla Escabi


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Salvador Jorge Blanco : ウィキペディア英語版
Salvador Jorge Blanco

José Salvador Omar Jorge Blanco (July 5, 1926 – December 26, 2010) was a politician, lawyer and a writer. He was the 48th President of the Dominican Republic, from 1982 to 1986. He was a Senator running for the PRD party. He started his political career as a Committee Secretary for the ''Unión Cívica de Santiago'' in 1963 and joined the PRD in 1964.
==Presidency==
Jorge Blanco succeeded fellow PRD member Jacobo Majluta Azar to the presidency in 1982. Despite their political affiliations, Guzmán's term (before Majluta's) was characterized by a bitter feud with Jorge Blanco, who from the senate led the party in opposition to the administration. Unproven, but widely circulated rumors and conspiracy theories tied Guzmán's family advisers to corruption, especially following the president's alleged suicide in July 1982.
At the time of Jorge Blanco’s election, it was hope that neopatrimonial patterns would experience a clearer and more dramatic break, given that Blanco was going to govern with a PRD majority in both houses (17 out of 27 in the senate and 62 of 120 in the chamber). However, two events highlight Jorge Blanco’s constraints and his limitations while in office. In April 1984, sharp price increases mandated as part of an economic stabilization program approved by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) led to massive riots and scores of deaths. This tarnished the administrations record in civil and human rights, one of the areas where the PRD had been able to project its sharpest differences with the former Balaguer administration. Then, in November 1985, a party primary that was intended to highlight the PRD's continued commitment to internal democratic procedures to select its presidential nominee ended inconclusively due to a shoot-out at the Concorde Hotel, where the ballots were being counted. Jorge Blanco governed the Dominican Republic during a period of dramatic economic difficulties imposed largely by the international system. In 1985, for the first time since the 1965 civil war, the country experienced negative growth rates.〔Jonathan Hartlyn, The Struggle for Democratic Politics in the Dominican Republic, the University of North Carolina Press, 1998〕

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