Fernando Amado
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Fernando Amado | |
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 Fernando Amado in 2021. | |
| Born | Fernando Amado Fernández 11 September 1982 Montevideo, Uruguay |
| Education | University of the Republic |
| Occupations | political scientist, writer, politician |
Political party | Colorado Party (2001-2018) Broad Front (2019-present) |
| Spouse | Florencia Querol (2017–2021) |
| Parent(s) | Esther Fernández Fernán Amado |
| Awards | Premio Libro de Oro Premio Bartolomé Hidalgo |
Fernando Amado (born 11 September 1982) is a Uruguayan political scientist, writer and politician.
Biography
[edit]Son Esther Fernández and former Commander in Chief of the Army Lt. Gral. Fernán Amado.
He studied political science at the University of the Republic and graduated with a bachelor's degree. As a child, he closely followed the Julio María Sanguinetti and Hugo Batalla campaigns in the 1994 elections.[1]
Political Activities
[edit]His first political achievement was securing one of two seats as a Colorado Party convention delegate —the other seat being held by Martín Bueno. On March 3, 2007, at a national assembly held in Trinidad, he became a founding member of the *Vamos Uruguay* faction led by Pedro Bordaberry. Within *Vamos Uruguay*, he established the *Vamos Montevideo* group and worked actively on the 2009 primary elections, securing second place in Montevideo. In the October parliamentary elections, he was elected as a deputy for Montevideo, serving terms from 2010 to 2015 and from 2015 to 2020.[2]
Books
[edit]- 2007, Desconfianza infinita.
- 2008, En penumbras.
- 2009, El peso de la cruz.
- 2010, Óscar Magurno.
- 2011, La masonería uruguaya.
- 2012, Mandato de sangre.
- 2013, Bajo sospecha.
- 2015, El club de los millones.
- 2019, La máscara de la diversidad.
- 2020, La masonería Uruguaya.
- 2023, Manini.
- 2025, Conspiración Repúblicana.
References
[edit]- ↑ Diario El Pueblo. "Entrevista" (in Spanish). Uruguay. Archived from the original on 2014-04-29. Retrieved 2021-01-17.
- ↑ "La generación de los 80 aterrizó en el Parlamento".
External links
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- 1982 births
- Living people
- Uruguayan political scientists
- 21st-century Uruguayan writers
- Spanish-language writers
- Members of the Chamber of Representatives of Uruguay
- Colorado Party (Uruguay) politicians
- Broad Front (Uruguay) politicians
- Politicians from Montevideo
- University of the Republic (Uruguay) alumni
- Members of the Chamber of Representatives of Uruguay (2010–2015)
- Members of the Chamber of Representatives of Uruguay (2015–2020)
- Members of the Chamber of Representatives of Uruguay (2025–2030)