Mateo Benigno de Moraza

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Mateo Benigno de Moraza y Ruiz de Garibay (born September 21, 1817 in Vitoria , † January 17, 1878 in Vitoria) was a Spanish politician, member of the Cortes for Álava , secretary of the town hall of Vitoria, governor of Vizcaya, rector of the Free University and lawyer.

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Moraza learned Latin and the humanities in the monastery of Santo Domingo, and later law in Valladolid . In 1840 he became a doctor of law doctorate . Moraza distinguished himself as a speaker and ardent advocate of the Basque special rights ( Fueros ). In the old town of Vitoria, Mateo Benigno de Moraza Street and a statue are dedicated to him.

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  • Fermín Herrán: Biografía de Mateo Benigno de Moraza. (Biblioteca Euskera, Tomo I) . Printing house Viuda de Egaña é Hijo, Vitoria (Spain), 1878, 203 pages.

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SURNAME Moraza, Mateo Benigno de
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Moraza y Ruiz de Garibay, Mateo Benigno de
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Spanish politician
DATE OF BIRTH September 21, 1817
PLACE OF BIRTH Vitoria-Gasteiz
DATE OF DEATH January 17, 1878
Place of death Vitoria-Gasteiz