Justo Figuerola facts for kids
Justo Figuerola was an important leader in Peru during the 1800s. He was born in Lambayeque, Peru in 1770 and passed away in Lima, Peru, in 1854. He served as the President of Peru two times.
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Who Was Justo Figuerola?
Justo Figuerola played a key role in Peru's early history after it gained independence. He was known for his work in government and law. His career showed his dedication to his country.
Figuerola as President of Peru
Justo Figuerola served as President of Peru for two short periods. His first time as president was in 1843. He held the office from March 15 to March 20. Later, he became president again in 1844. This second term lasted from August 11 to October 7. These were times of change for Peru.
Figuerola's Role in Congress
Besides being president, Justo Figuerola also led the Congress of Peru. The Congress is like a parliament, where laws are made. He was chosen to be the President of the Congress twice in 1823. This shows he was a respected leader among his peers.
See also
- List of presidents of Peru
- In Spanish: Justo Figuerola para niños
