Febres Cordero, León

LC control no.	n 85345604
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Febres Cordero, León *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Cordero, León Febres Febres Cordero Rivadeneyra, León Cordero Rivadeneyra, León Febres Rivadeneyra, León Febres Cordero
See also	Ecuador. President (1984-1988 : Febres Cordero) *Browse this term in* LC Authorities
Associated place	Quito (Ecuador) Charlotte Hall (Md.) Mercersburg (Pa.) Hoboken (N.J.) Wilkinsburg (Pa.)
Birth date	1931-03-09
Death date	2008-12-15
Place of birth	Guayaquil (Ecuador)
Place of death	Guayaquil (Ecuador)
Affiliation	Charlotte Hall School Mercersburg Academy Stevens Institute of Technology Westinghouse Advanced School of Public Utility Engineering Cervecería Nacional (Guayaquil, Ecuador) Empresa Eléctrica del Ecuador Cámara de Industriales de Guayaquil Federación Ecuatoriana de Cámaras de Industrias Asociación Latinoamericana de Industriales y Cámaras de la Alimentación Ecuador. Presidencia de la República Guayaquil (Ecuador). Municipalidad Ecuador. Congreso Nacional. Cámara del Senado Ecuador. Congreso Nacional. Cámara del Diputados Grupo Noboa Partido Social Cristiano (Ecuador)
Profession or occupation	President Mayor Congressman Senator Businessman Mechanical engineer
Found in	Arboleda, M. Mi poder en la oposición, 1985: p. 23, etc. (Presidente Febres Cordero; León Febres Cordero) Statesman's yrbk., 1985-86: p. 426 (Ecuador: President León Febres Cordero; sworn in on 8/10/84) Ecuador. President (1984- : Febres-Cordero) Informe a la nación, 1985: t.p. (presentado por el Ing. León Febres-Cordero) cover (Presidente Constitucional del Ecuador) El Ecuador y los funcionarios públicos en el gobierno del Ingeniero León Febres Cordero Rivadeneyra, 1986: p. 9 (Ing. [ingeniero] León Febres Cordero Rivadeneyra) p. 10 (b. Guayaquil 3/9/31) Los Angeles times WWW site, Dec. 16, 2008: (Leon Febres Cordero; born March 9, 1931 in Guayaquil; died Monday [Dec. 15, 2008]; former president of Ecuador (1984-1988); mayor of Guayaquil, 1992-2000) <https://www.latimes.com/local/obituaries/la-me-cordero16-2008dec16-story.html> The Guardian website, April 15, 2021: posted December 17, 2008 (León Febres Cordero; born March 9, 1931 in Guayaquil; died December 15, 2008; former president of Ecuador; attended the Charlotte Hall Military Academy in Maryland, then at Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania; graduated as a mechanical engineer from the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey; upon his return to Guayaquil, he entered business, eventually becoming an executive in the Noboa group, a large agribusiness) <https://www.theguardian.com/world/2008/dec/18/obituary-leon-febres-cordero> Diario Crítico (news website in Madrid), April 15, 2021: announcement of his death (León Esteban Febres Cordero Rivadeneira; León Febres Cordero; former president of Ecuador (1984-1988); died in Guayaquil; affiliated with the Partido Social Cristiano (PSC); senator (1968-1970); mayor of Guayaquil (1992-2000)) <https://www.diariocritico.com/noticia/117079/noticias/duelo-nacional-por-fallecimiento-del-ex-presidente-leon-febres-cordero.html> Federación Interamericana Empresarial (Guayaquil, Ecuador) website, April 15, 2021: posted December 16, 2008 (León Febres Cordero; León Esteban Febres Cordero Rivadeneira; died December 15, 2008 in Guayaquil; originally published in Diario Expreso, Guayaquil, Ecuador; former president of Ecuador (1984-1988)) <https://www.fiepymes.com/fallecia-ex-presidente-de-ecuador-lean-febres-cordero/> León, 2017: cover page 4, etc. (León Febres Cordero Rivadeneyra; born March 9, 1931 in Guayaquil; died December 15, 2008 in Guayaquil; finished high school at the Charlotte Hall Military Academy in Maryland, then at Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania; graduated as a mechanical engineer from the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey (1953); postgraduate studies at the Westinghouse Advanced School of Public Utility Engineering (Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania); worked at Cervecería Nacional and the Empresa Eléctrica del Ecuador; was president of the Cámara de Industriales de Guayaquil, the Federación Ecuatoriana de Cámaras de Industrias, and the Asociación Latinoamericana de Industriales; former president of Ecuador (1984-1988); mayor of Guayaquil (1992-2000); senator; congressman)
Associated language	spa