1951 in Colombia

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1951
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Events of 1951 in Colombia .

Incumbents

Events

Ongoing

January

May

June

August

September

October

November

Uncertain

Births

January

February

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Luis Eduardo Garzon (2015)

March

April

May

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Carlos Pizarro (1990)

June

August

September

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Carlos Holmes Trujillo (2018)

October

November

December

Deaths

Notes

  1. Gómez would step down on 5 November 1951 due to health concerns, leaving Roberto Urdaneta Arbeláez as acting president until the 1953 coup.
  2. The Office of the Vice President was officially abolished by the 1905 National Constituent Assembly on 28 March 1905, and it was only reinstituted after the ratification of the new 1991 Constitution and filled in the following presidential elections in 1994.

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References

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  4. "Recorder 19 June 1953 — Virginia Chronicle: Digital Newspaper Archive". Virginia Chronicle. Retrieved 2 October 2024.
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