Atanasio Ballesteros Explained

Atanasio Ballesteros (7 October 1962 – 10 May 2019) was a Spanish lawyer and politician who served as both Deputy and Senator.[1]

Biography

Shortly after graduating in Law, he opened his first law firm in Almansa and decided to run for Mayor of his town with some friends for the People's Party. He narrowly missed winning the mayoralty by a margin of three votes.[2]

Councilor of the Bonete City Council for eight years (1995–2007); Member of Parliament in two terms, V legislature (1993–1996) and VI legislature (1996–2000). In the latter, he was replaced in December 1999 by Enrique García Martínez.[3]

Notes and References

  1. https://www.clm24.es/articulo/albacete/fallece-atanasio-ballesteros-expresidente-pp-albacete-exsenador/20190510222337243304.html Fallece Atanasio Ballesteros, expresidente del PP de Albacete y exsenador
  2. Web site: Albacete . La Tribuna de . 2019-05-10 . El popular Atanasio Ballesteros fallece por una enfermedad . 2024-04-04 . La Tribuna de Albacete . spanish.
  3. Book: Requena Gallego, Manuel . Diccionario biográfico de los parlamentarios de Castilla-La Mancha, 1977-2007 . 2013 . Altabán Ediciones . 978-84-15252-15-3 . Albacete.

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