Julio Pérez Carballo, mayor of Vilar de Barrio for decades
Julio Pérez Carballo, "O Rato" (Prado, Vilar de Barrio, 1932-2024) was a bank clerk, provincial deputy, president of the Mancomunidade da Limia and mayor of Vilar de Barrio from 1983 to 2019.
- Born
- Prado (Vilar de Barrio), 1932
- Died
- Vilar de Barrio, 2024
- Office
- mayor of Vilar de Barrio (1983-2019)
- Other offices
- provincial deputy and president of the Mancomunidade da Limia
Julio Pérez Carballo, known as O Rato, was born in Prado (Vilar de Barrio) in 1932 and died in Vilar de Barrio on 16 February 2024, aged 91 [1].
He worked in a bank office in Vilar de Barrio and was a councillor and deputy mayor between 1979 and 1983. In the 1983 municipal elections he headed the Alianza Popular list, which won, and was proclaimed mayor; he continued as mayor in successive elections until 2019. He was a provincial deputy and president of the Mancomunidade da Limia, and deputy director of the Xinzo de Limia Music Band [1]. See Vilar de Barrio.
Frequently asked questions
How long was he mayor? From 1983 to 2019 [1].
Links
- Parish: Prado
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Sources
- «Julio Pérez Carballo», Galipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). https://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julio_P%C3%A9rez_Carballo
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