Belisario Albán Mestanza (c. 1853 – 14 August 1925) was an Ecuadorian lawyer who played a notable role in the Liberal Revolution of Guayaquil, helping bring freedom of speech and other great changes, defending secularism.[1]
1853 in Belisario was born about 1853 in Quito, Ecuador to José María Albán Calderón and Carmen Mestanza Enriquez. Growing up he studied in San Agustín school and San Gabriel School of Jesuit parents, graduating in 1853. He began his Jurisprudence career at the Central University, guided by his uncle, lawyer, and politician Mariano Mestanza, giving Belisario his library upon his death in 1875.[1]
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1888 Among the founders of the 'Diario de Avisos "of Guayaquil
1889 Joined Republican Liberal Society
1895 A part of the Liberal Revolution of Guayaquil demonstration in Quito, organized revolts in nearby provinces. Released illustrious Roberto Andrade and several other political prisoners. Ceased the members of the Courts and Courts of Justice, suspending all trials until Alfaro reorganized the judiciary. Became Civil and Military chief, proclaimed freedom of speech and abolished censures. Held a chair in the reorganized Central University. Appointed Governor of the Province of Pichinch.
1896 Elected Deputy by Pichincha to the National Constituent Assembly. Resurrected his cabinet, and appointed Rafael Gómez de la Torre in the Interior, Ignacio Robles Santistevan in the Treasury and Isidro Suárez in the Treasury in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship. He went on to go against the church working towards separating church and state.
1899 Appointed Minister Justice of the Supreme Court of Justice until 1906
1902 Married Natalia Cabs
1907 Divorced Natalia Cabs
1906 Supported Alfaro's revolution against President Lizardo García
1907 Iccupied the Ministry of Interior (Government)
Post-Alfaro (date unknown) suffered imprisonment and then retired
^ abcPimentel, Rodolfo Pérez. "BELISARIO ALBAN MESTANZA POLITICO". diccionario biografico ecuador. from the original on 2007-10-14.
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