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María Zavala Valladares | |
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| Born | January 15, 1956 |
| Nationality | Peru |
| Known for | Minister of Justice |
María Zavala Valladares (born January 15, 1956) is a Peruvian politician, lawyer and judge. She was the Minister for Justice.
Biography
Valladares was born in Talara on 15 January 1956. Valladares has been President of the Superior Courts of Lima and Loreto. Valladares was Minister of Justice of Peru in 2006[1] when she became a member of Alan García's first cabinet. The next Minister of Justice was Rosario Fernández who took over the role in 2008.
On January 3 2008 Valladares became Peru's Permanent Representative to the Organization of American States (OAS), replacing Antero Florez-Araoz.[1] She served until 2010.[2]
in 2010 was serving as part of a Truth Commission to investigate the fall of power of Manuel Zelaya in Honduras.[3]
References
- ^ a b Maria Zavala designate representative to the OAS, El Comercio, January 2008, accessed February 2013
- ^ Farewell to Ambassador María Zavala Valladare, 17 February 2013, OAS, accessed February 2013
- ^ Canadian diplomat confirmed as Michael Kergin..., Proceso Digital, accessed February 2013
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