Miguel Ramón Morales

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Miguel Ramón Morales (* 1787 ; † 1855 ) served as Director Supremo of Nicaragua from March 12, 1847 to April 6, 1847.

Life

Miguel Ramón Morales was a member of the Partido Legitimista . Miguel Ramón Morales was a member of parliament, as such he signed on September 2, 1839 the upgrading of Masaya to a city and El Viejo to a villa .

At the constituent assembly of 1854, with which Fruto Chamorro Pérez arranged the relocation of the seat of government to Masaya , Morales was a member of parliament for the Matagalpa district .

Individual evidence

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predecessor Office successor
José León Sandoval Director Supremo of Nicaragua
March 12, 1847–6. April 1847 		José María Guerrero de Arcos y Molina
personal data
SURNAME Morales, Miguel Ramón
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Nicaraguan Director Supremo
DATE OF BIRTH before September 2, 1839
DATE OF DEATH 1855