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16. Jan. 2012 · Spain's last Francoist minister, Manuel Fraga, died on Monday leaving the People's party (PP)of the prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, to mourn its founder. Fraga's ability to prosper in both...
16. Jan. 2012 · MADRID (AP) — Manuel Fraga Iribarne, who founded Spain’s ruling conservative party and ignited divisive reactions as the last surviving minister from Franco’s right-wing government, died Sunday at...
Following Franco's death on 20 November 1975, Fraga was appointed deputy prime minister (Vice President of the Government) and Interior Minister (Ministro de Gobernación) on 12 December 1975, under Carlos Arias Navarro, a post he held until 5 July 1976.
Manuel Fraga Iribarne, unter Diktator Francisco Franco Tourismus- und Informationsminister, nach dem Tod Francos Innenminister in der Übergangsregierung, Begründer der Alleanza Popolar, der...
16. Jan. 2012 · Manuel Fraga Iribarne - the last surviving senior politician from General Franco's era in Spain - has died at his home in Madrid, aged 89. Mr Fraga died of heart failure, a family member was...
13. März 2012 · Manuel Fraga Iribarne, who died on the 15th January (at 89), was a lion of modern Spanish conservatism. Born in 1922 in a small Galician town, he was the son of Spanish immigrants who had spent a year working in Cuba. His mother was a French-Basque teacher.
16. Jan. 2012 · Manuel Fraga, the last remaining major link between contemporary Spanish politics and the 1939-75 dictatorship of Gen. Francisco Franco, died overnight in Madrid at age 89. Fraga reportedly...
