Biography
Alberto Montezuma Hurtado Luis Alberto Montezuma Hurtado (21 July 1906 – 11 February 1987), commonly known as Alberto Montezuma Hurtado, Alberto Montezuma, or A. Montezuma, was a Colombian politician, diplomat, historian, journalist, writer, academic, and composer. During his public career, Montezuma Hurtado served as Governor of Nariño Department, a member of the Chamber of Representatives of Colombia, Senator of Colombia, President of the Senate of Colombia, Ambassador of Colombia to Guatemala, and Treasurer General of Colombia. Alongside his political career, he founded several newspapers, published numerous historical and literary works and composed several musical compositions. He was the son of the merchant Rubén Montezuma and Dolores Hurtado Salazar, daughter of Ezequiel Hurtado, President of the United States...
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