Vicente Albero facts for kids
Vicente Albero Silla was born on December 6, 1944, in Valencia. He is a Spanish politician and economist.
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Early Life and Education
Vicente Albero studied at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He earned degrees in Social Sciences and Economic Sciences. These studies helped him understand how society and the economy work.
Political Journey
During a time called the Francoist State, Vicente Albero was part of a group called the Frente de Liberación Popular. This group worked for changes in Spain. Later, he joined a major political party, the Partido Socialista Obrero Español. This party is also known as the Socialist Worker's Party.
Serving in Congress
In 1989, people in the Valencia province elected Vicente Albero. He became a member of the Spanish Congress. This is like the parliament in other countries, where laws are made. He was re-elected in 1993. He served in this role until 1994.
Important Government Roles
Vicente Albero held important jobs in the Spanish government.
Water and Environment
In 1991, he became the Secretary of State for Water Policies and Environment. In this role, he worked on how Spain uses its water. He helped create the National Council of Water. This council started planning how to manage water across the whole country. This plan was called the National Hydrological Plan.
Minister of Agriculture
In 1993, Vicente Albero was chosen to be the Minister of Agriculture. This job meant he was in charge of farming, fishing, and related rules in Spain. He held this position until May 1994.
See also
In Spanish: Vicente Albero para niños
