Juan Hamilton Depassier Explained

Juan Hamilton
Birth Date:1927 9, df=y
Birth Place:Santiago, Chile
Death Place:Santiago, Chile
Office:Member of the Senate of Chile
Term Start:11 March 1994
Term End:11 March 2002
Predecessor:Laura Soto
Successor:Nelson Ávila
Term Start1:15 May 1969
Term End1:21 September 1973
Successor1:Dissolution of the Congress
(1973 military coup)
Office2:Minister of Mining
President2:Patricio Aylwin
Term Start2:11 March 1990
Term End2:11 March 1994
Predecessor2:Jorge López Bain
Successor2:Alejandro Hales
Office3:Minister of Mining
President3:Eduardo Frei Montalva
Term Start3:10 August 1966
Term End3:9 October 1968
Predecessor3:Modesto Collados
Successor3:Andrés Donoso
Office4:Undersecretary of the Interior
President4:Eduardo Frei Montalva
Term Start4:3 November 1964
Term End4:10 October 1966
Predecessor4:Jaime Silva Silva
Successor4:Enrique Krauss
Office5:President of the University of Chile Student Federation
Term Start5:1949
Term End5:1950
Predecessor5:Jorge Luis Brazelatto
Successor5:José Tohá
Party:National Falange
Christian Democratic Party
Education:Saint George's College, Santiago
Spouse:María Luisa Velasco (div.)
Marta Atria
Children:Four
Profession:Lawyer

Juan Patricio José Hamilton Depassier (21 September 1927 − 7 September 2008) was a Chilean politician who served as Senator[1] [2] [3] and minister of State under the governments of Eduardo Frei Montalva (1964−1970) and Patricio Aylwin (1990−1994).

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Víctima de neumonía, murió el ex senador DC Juan Hamilton. Radio Cooperativa. 7 September 2008. 13 April 2022.
  2. Web site: Fallece ex senador Juan Hamilton Depassier. El Mostrador. 7 September 2008. 13 April 2022.
  3. Web site: Senado recordó con un minuto de silencio a ex senador Juan Hamilton. La Tercera. 9 September 2008. 13 April 2022.