Francisco Montalvo y Ambulodi

Francisco Montalvo y Ambulodi

Francisco José Montalvo y Ambulodi Arriola y Casabant Valdespino (1754 in Havana – 1822 in Madrid) was a Spanish soldier, colonial administrator and politician. From May 30, 1813, to April 16, 1816, he was governor and captain-general of New Granada (Colombia, Panama, Venezuela and Ecuador), and from April 16, 1816, to March 9, 1818, he was viceroy of the colony.

Francisco Montalvo y Ambulodi
OccupationPolitician
Native CountryColombia
CategoryPolíticos y Líderes
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Biography

Francisco Montalvo y Ambulodi Francisco José Montalvo y Ambulodi Arriola y Casabant Valdespino (1754 in Havana – 1822 in Madrid) was a Spanish soldier, colonial administrator and politician. From May 30, 1813, to April 16, 1816, he was governor and captain-general of New Granada (Colombia, Panama, Venezuela and Ecuador), and from April 16, 1816, to March 9, 1818, he was viceroy of the colony. During his terms of office, New Granada was in open revolt against Spain.

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