Carlos Holguín Mallarin was a Colombian lawyer, journalist and statesman who was elected became Acting President of Colombia between 1888 to 1892 following the absence of President Rafael Núñez. He also served as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Magistrate of the Supreme Court of Colombia. Carlos Holguín Mallarin was part of the prominent Mallarino Family.
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- Carlos Holguín Mallarin was a Colombian lawyer, journalist and statesman who was elected became Acting President of Colombia between 1888 to 1892 following the absence of President Rafael Núñez. He also served as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Magistrate of the Supreme Court of Colombia. Carlos Holguín Mallarin was part of the prominent Mallarino Family. both his uncle Manuel María Mallarino and his brother José Manuel Marroquín, were Presidents of Colombia, as was his brother in law Miguel Antonio Caro who succeeded him in office.
- Carlos Holguín Mallarino, Presidente de Colombia, fue un político, abogado, periodista y militar, quien ocupó la presidencia de Colombia desde 1888 hasta 1892. En su mandato se destacó especialmente por traer a Colombia los servicios de teléfono y amplió el alumbrado público en Bogotá. Destacó su preocupación especial por las obras públicas.
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- Oil painting by Ricardo Moros Urbina.
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- August 7, 1888
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- Carlos Holguín Mallarin was a Colombian lawyer, journalist and statesman who was elected became Acting President of Colombia between 1888 to 1892 following the absence of President Rafael Núñez. He also served as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Magistrate of the Supreme Court of Colombia. Carlos Holguín Mallarin was part of the prominent Mallarino Family.
- Carlos Holguín Mallarino, Presidente de Colombia, fue un político, abogado, periodista y militar, quien ocupó la presidencia de Colombia desde 1888 hasta 1892. En su mandato se destacó especialmente por traer a Colombia los servicios de teléfono y amplió el alumbrado público en Bogotá. Destacó su preocupación especial por las obras públicas.
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