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Mexican and Colombian politician (born 1956)
Fernando Botero Zea (born August 23, 1956) is a Mexican and Colombian businessman and liberal politician, mainly known for having served as Minister of
Fernando_Botero_Zea
Colombian painter and sculptor (1932–2023)
Fernando Botero Angulo (19 April 1932 – 15 September 2023) was a Colombian painter and sculptor. His signature style, also known as "Boterismo", depicts
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Surname list
Colombian politician and attorney Fernando Botero Zea (born 1956), Colombian-Mexican politician Guillermo Botero (born 1948), Colombian lawyer, businessman
Botero
Herrera played by Edgar Prada (season 3), Pacho’s younger brother. Fernando Botero Zea played by Luis Mesa (season 3), Minister of Defense in Colombia under
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2018 documentary film
Sophia Vari as Self Fernando Botero Zea as Self Gloria Zea as Self (archive footage) Director Don Millar was inspired to make Botero after witnessing the
Botero_(film)
Ethnic group
Spanish Empire). Gabriel García Marquez, writer Álvaro Mutis, writer Fernando Botero Zea, politician Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo, actor Diana Golden, actress Harry
Colombian_Mexicans
Colombian lawyer and politician
daughter out of wedlock with Carlota Soto named Gloria Zea whom married painter Fernando Botero and had a second marriage with Colombian dynasty billionaire
Germán_Zea_Hernández
Centre to center-left political party in Colombia
in the so-called Proceso 8000 scandal, including Defence Minister Fernando Botero Zea. Partly due to the scandal the Liberal Party lost seats in the 1998
Colombian_Liberal_Party
2013 Colombian TV series or program
Arango Nohra Puyana de Pastrana Juan Carlos Messier Alberto Otero Fernando Botero Zea Felipe Galofre Gobernador de Antioquia Álvaro Uribe Vélez Daniel
Tres_Caínes
Colombian politician
August 1994 President César Gaviria Preceded by Oscar Botero Restrepo Succeeded by Fernando Botero Zea Personal details Born Rafael Pardo Rueda (1953-11-26)
Rafael_Pardo
Government ministry of Colombia
Gaviria 12th Rafael Pardo Rueda 7 August 1991 7 August 1994 13th Fernando Botero Zea 7 August 1994 24 January 1995 Ernesto Samper 14th Juan Carlos Esguerra
Ministry of National Defense (Colombia)
Ministry_of_National_Defense_(Colombia)
Private international school in Bogotá, Colombia
Clara López, former Minister of Labour, acting Mayor of Bogotá. Fernando Botero Zea, former Minister of Defense. Carolina Barco, former Minister of Foreign
Colegio_Nueva_Granada
Colombian university
María Ángela Holguín – Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Colombia). Fernando Botero Zea – Ministry of National Defense (Colombia). Gabriel Silva Luján –
University of the Andes (Colombia)
University_of_the_Andes_(Colombia)
Museum in Colombia
Traba. From 1969 to 2016, its director was Gloria Zea [es], the ex-wife of sculptor Fernando Botero. The museum's current headquarters was designed by
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Low-intensity asymmetric war in Colombia
Pardo Rueda Fernando Botero Zea Juan Carlos Esguerra Guillermo González Gilberto Echeverri Mejía Rodrigo Hernán Lloreda Caicedo Luis Fernando Ramírez Gustavo
Colombian_conflict
Art museum in Medellín, Colombia
Colombia. It houses a large collection of works by Medellín native Fernando Botero and Pedro Nel Gómez. It was the first museum established in Antioquia
Museum_of_Antioquia
City in Colombia
located at the heart of the old city hall next to Botero Plaza, and houses 187 works of Fernando Botero. Museum of Modern Art of Medellín (MAMM), founded
Medellín
Colombian lawyer and politician
7, 1995 – February 4, 1997 President Ernesto Samper Preceded by Fernando Botero Zea Succeeded by Guillermo Alberto González Personal details Born (1949-03-13)
Juan_Carlos_Esguerra
Vice President of Colombia since 2026
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
José_Manuel_Restrepo
Colombian politician (born 1978)
Alejandra Carolina Botero Barco (born July 28, 1978) is a Colombian economist and political scientist. Served from 2021 to 2022 as General Director of
Alejandra_Botero
President of Colombia from 2018 to 2022
original on 22 November 2019. Retrieved 23 December 2025. Machado, Decio; Botero, Sandra; Bahamón, Silvia Otero (13 December 2021). "Colombia : Aumentan
Iván_Duque
2017 Colombian TV series or program
the 2016 film of the same title written by Dago García. It stars Rafael Zea, Johanna Cure, Beto Villa Jr., Víctor Hugo Morant, Sergio Borrero and Patricia
Polvo_carnavalero
Vice President of Colombia from 2018 to 2022
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
Marta_Lucía_Ramírez
President of Colombia from 1978 to 1982
29 April 1975 (1975-04-29) – 1976 President Alfonso López Michelsen Preceded by Douglas Botero Boshel Succeeded by Virgilio Barco Vargas Colombian Ambassador to the United
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1871. Other relevant authors were: Camilo Torres Tenorio Francisco Antonio Zea José Fernández Madrid (February 19, 1789 – June 28, 1830). In the late nineteenth
Colombian_literature
Archeology, art, and history museum in Colombia
has been enriched by donations of paintings by Guillermo Wiedemann, Fernando Botero, and Enrique Grau. The museum houses Escena campesina (1575), a rare
National_Museum_of_Colombia
Colombian politician and diplomat
Development Beatriz Elena Uribe Botero (2010—2011) Minister of Housing, City and Territory Beatriz Elena Uribe Botero (2011–2012) Germán Vargas Lleras
María_Ángela_Holguín
Colombian politician and businesswoman (born 1958)
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
Alicia_Arango
Colombian lawyer (born 1982)
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
María_Paula_Correa
Association football club in Colombia
Miotti. Atlético Nacional won its first league title in 1954. Manager Fernando Paternoster (who managed the team from 1948 to 1951 and from 1954 to 1957)
Atlético_Nacional
Colombian business administrator and politician (born 1973)
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
Carlos_Eduardo_Correa
Colombian politician
Reyes Alvarado (2014–2016) Jorge Eduardo Londoño (2016–2017) Enrique Gil Botero (2017–2018) Minister of Foreign Affairs María Ángela Holguín Cuéllar (2010–2018)
María_Fernanda_Campo_Saavedra
Colombian geologist and politician
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
Ricardo_Lozano_Picón
Colombian politician
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
María_Victoria_Angulo
Colombian physician, geographer and politician
image, one for his widow and the other to be displayed at the Library of Zea. In his home town of Envigado there is both a hospital and an educational
Manuel_Uribe_Ángel
Colombian politician and economist
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
Alberto_Carrasquilla_Barrera
Colombian politician
Borrero Preceded by Miguel Escobar Méndez Succeeded by Alberto Santofimio Botero Personal details Born (1938-03-28) 28 March 1938 (age 88) Moniquirá, Boyacá
Jaime_Castro_Castro
Colombia's foremost diplomatic representative to the UN
1970–1973 14 Aurelio Caicedo Ayerbe 1973–1975 15 Germán Zea Hernández 1975–1977 16 José Fernando Botero (a.i.) 1977–1978 17 Indalecio Liévano Aguirre 1978–1982
Permanent Representative of Colombia to the United Nations
Permanent_Representative_of_Colombia_to_the_United_Nations
Colombian psychologist and politician
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
Claudia_Blum
Members of President Iván Duque's Cabinet
- August 7, 2022 Minister of Defense Guillermo Botero August 7, 2018 - November 6, 2019 Luis Fernando Navarro (acting) November 6, 2019 - November 12
Cabinet_of_Iván_Duque
Colombian diplomat and mining engineer (born 1967)
Department of Environmental Protection of Bogotá (DAMA), Eduardo Uribe Botero, appointed Murillo as the Deputy Director of Planning of this agency. Urban
Luis_Gilberto_Murillo
Colombian lawyer and politician
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
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The following is a list of ministers of justice and law of Colombia. Fernando Londono Hoyos was referred to as the Minister of the Interior and in charge
List of ministers of justice and law of Colombia
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Colombian lawyer and politician
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
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Country in South America
symbolic and expressionist use of animals, (specially the Andean condor). Fernando Botero, Omar Rayo, Enrique Grau, Édgar Negret, David Manzur, Rodrigo Arenas
Colombia
Colombian lawyer and jurists (born 1955)
defense Pardo Botero Zea Esguerra González Echeverri Rodrigo Lloreda Ramírez Bell Ramírez Uribe Ospina Santos Silva Rivera Pinzón Villegas Botero Trujillo
Iván_Velásquez_Gómez
Zapata Francisco Javier Félix de Mesa Francisco Miguel Pérez de la Calle Fernando Barrientos Carlos Álvarez del Pino Jose Palacios Enrique Velásquez Nicolás
Mayor_of_Medellín
Colombian politician (born 1967)
(2018–2020) Rodolfo Enrique Zea (2020–2022) Minister of Health and Social Protection Juan Pablo Uribe (2018–2020) Fernando Ruiz Gómez (2020–2022) Minister
Jorge_Mario_Eastman
Colombian politician (1951–2021)
Francisco Santos and Óscar Iván Zuluaga, and far-right politicians like Fernando Londoño and Fabio Valencia Cossio in 2013 to form the "Uribista" Democratic
Carlos_Holmes_Trujillo
Colombian telenovela
Claudio Cataño as Aurelio Velásquez Alexandra Restrepo as Eulalia Rafael Zea as Manuel Albarracín Jacques Toukhmanian Roberto Cano as Bartolomé Juan Manuel
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Catherine French Drama El que se enamora pierde Fernando Ayllón Joavany Alvarez, Linda Baldrich, María Cecilia Botero Comedy Caliban David Bohorquez Kate Benson
List_of_Colombian_films
International multi-sport event
Venezuela Men's shot put Ronald Grueso Colombia Matías Puschel Chile Jhon Zea Colombia Men's discus throw Juan José Caicedo Ecuador Claudio Romero Chile
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Government ministry of Colombia
National Printing Office of Colombia. OCLC 11225363. Retrieved 27 May 2014. Zea Soto, Gloria (1989). Nueva historia de Colombia: Era republicana (in Spanish)
Ministry of Finance and Public Credit
Ministry_of_Finance_and_Public_Credit
Calibio House where Francisco Antonio Zea was born. Casa natal del prócer de la Independencia Francisco Antonio Zea. Calle 51 54–63 54–65 54–71 carrera
List of national monuments of Colombia
List_of_national_monuments_of_Colombia
of 18 hours/day without electricity from March 1992 to April 1993 Fernando Botero presents a collection of 31 sculptures in an outdoors exhibition in
Timeline_of_Colombian_history
Zipaquirá 2 Jhonnatan Botero (COL) Gloria Garzón Melo (COL) Fabio Castañeda (COL) Ana Maria Roa Muñoz (COL) Juan Fernando Monroy (COL) Angie Lara (COL)
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