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1. José Pedro Pérez-Llorca
2. Fernando de la Rúa
3. Camilo Sesto
4. Infanta Pilar, Duchess of Badajoz
5. Edem Kodjo
6. Enrique Múgica
7. Landelino Lavilla
8. Julio Anguita
9. Rosa Maria Sardà
10. Pau Donés
11. Chynybaĭ Tursunbekov
12. Francisco Rodríguez Adrados
13. Pedro Casaldáliga
14. Quino
15. Oliver Friggieri
16. Zafarullah Khan Jamali
17. Tabaré Vázquez
18. Flavio Cotti
19.  Òscar Ribas Reig
20. Alberto Oliart
21. Àlex Casademunt
22. Hamed Bakayoko
23. Josep Baselga
24. Vjosa Osmani, new president of Kosovo
25.  Vassos Lyssarides
26.  Theodore Katsanevas
27. Manuel Clavero
28. Mburumba Kerina
29. Kenneth Kaunda dies
30. 2021 Armenian parliamentary election
31. Mila Ximénez
32. Raffaella Carrà
33. Sher Bahadur Deuba, new prime minister of Nepal
34. José María Gay de Liébana
35. Abel Ramírez Águilar
36. Menchu Álvarez del Valle
37. Eduardo Martínez Somalo
38. 2021 Moroccan general election
39. Jorge Sampaio
40. 2021 Cumbre Vieja volcanic eruption (as updater)
41. Expo 2020
42. Emiliano Aguirre
43. Fofi Gennimata (as updater)
44. José Antonio González Casanova
45.  Georgie Dann (as updater)
46. Siluyan
47. 2021 Nicaraguan general election
48. Nicolae Ciucă, new prime minister of Romania
49. Almudena Grandes
50. Oriol Bohigas
51. Karl Nehammer, new chancellor of Austria
52. Vicente Fernández
53. Riccardo Ehrman
54. Karolos Papoulias (as updater)
55. Francisco Laína
56. David Sassoli (as updater)
57. Christos Sartzetakis (as updater)
58. Graciela Giannettasio
59. Bujar Nishani (as updater)
60.  Ciriaco De Mita
61. Zeta Emilianidou
62. Marco Luzzago
63. José Guirao
64. Núria Feliu
65. Ali Haydar
66. Rolando Cubela Secades
67. Constantine II of Greece (as updater)
68. Álvaro Colom
69. 2023 Andorran parliamentary election
70. Josep Piqué
71. Carmen Sevilla (as updater)
72. Arnaldo Forlani (as updater)
73. Francisco Ibáñez Talavera (as updater)
74. Carme Junyent (as updater)
75. María Teresa Campos
76. Evika Siliņa, new prime minister of Latvia
77. Mircea Snegur
78. László Sólyom (as updater)
79. Martti Ahtisaari (as updater)
80. Antoni Martí (as updater)
81. Tengiz Kitovani
82. Jerónimo Saavedra
83. Maureen Flavin Sweeney
84. César Suárez
85. Bat-Sheva Dagan
86. Irakli Kobakhidze, new prime minister of Georgia
87. Juan Uriarte
88. José Antonio Ardanza
89. Maricuela
90. Princess Lalla Latifa
91. Kesaria Abramidze
92. Ginés González García
93. Celeste Caeiro

DYK

1. DYK that Jerónimo Saavedra was the first openly gay politician to serve in several high public offices in Spain?
2. DYK that Celeste Caeiro's actions led to the naming of the 1974 coup in Portugal as the Carnation Revolution? (9/12/2024)

Major contributions

• Deaths in 2017
• Deaths in 2018
• Deaths in 2019
• Deaths in 2020
• Deaths in 2021
• List of people named in the Panama Papers
• Portal:Current events
• List of people named in the Paradise Papers
• 2020 coronavirus pandemic in Spain
• 2020 coronavirus pandemic in Andorra
• 2020 coronavirus pandemic in San Marino
• 2020 coronavirus pandemic in Vatican City
• 2020 coronavirus pandemic in Cyprus
• 2021 Iranian presidential election
• 2021 São Toméan presidential election
• 2021 Cumbre Vieja eruption
• 2021 Nicaraguan general election
• 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Reactions to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine

Articles created

Deaths

1. Bernardo Cortés, singer and humorist.
2. Patricio Echegaray, communist leader.
3. Romdhan Chatta, actor.
4. Dámaso González, bullfighter.
5. Victorino Martín Andrés, fighting bull cattle rancher.
6. Angelo Munzone, former Mayor of Catania.
7. José Pratas, referee.
8. Helley de Abreu Silva Batista, teacher and heroe.
9. Paolo Lunardon, abbot.
10. Pinito del Oro, trapeze artist.
11. José María Romero de Tejada, Attorney General of Catalonia.
12. Alfonso Lacadena, historian and archaeologist of Mayan culture.
13. Josefina Samper, feminist, syndicalist and communist politician.
14. Gochomu J. Mudzingwa (C), traditional ruler.
15. Blas Calzada Terrados, economist and former president of INE and CNMV.
16. Forges, cartoonist.
17. Floros Konstantinou, politician, former lawmaker.
18. Antonia La Negra, cantaora and bailaora.
19. José Arranz, priest.
20. Gemma Romanyà i Valls, businesswoman.
21. Jean Michel Larrasket, academic.
22. Rosa Ferrer Obiols, politician and former Minister and Mayor.
23. Miguel Barceló Pérez, senator.
24. Jorge Wagensberg Lubinski, scientist.
25. Ángel Peralta Pineda, bullfighter.
26. Bujari Ahmed
27. Santi Ibáñez, actor.
28. Pepe Mediavilla, voice actor.
29. Óscar Saavedra San Martín
30. Luis Montes Mieza, pro-euthanasia activist.
31. Luisa Pastor Lillo, politician.
32. Armando Salgado
33. Mohamed Shaker
34. Angelos Delivorrias
35. Efraín Trelles
36. Montse Pérez, actress.
37. Acácio Pereira Magro
38. Javier Aller, actor.
39. Tore Torell, magician.
40. Charles Thake, actor.
41. Demetrio Túpac Yupanqui
42. Marcos de Celis, bullfighter.
43. Abhimanyu Unnuth, writer.
44. Maria Martika
45. Fernando Mazariegos
46. José Marfil Peralta, soldier and Holocaust survivor.
47. María José Alcón, politician.
48. Antonio Giuliano
49. Manuel José Bonnet
50. Ángel Medardo Luzuriaga
51. Errikos Briolas
52. Enrique Beotas, journalist.
53. Conxita Mora Jordana, former Mayor of Andorra La Vella.
54. Nicolás Cotoner y Cotoner, civil servant for the Royal House.
55. María Dolores Gispert Guart, voice actress.
56. Irini Lambraki
57. Stavros Tsakurakis
58. Giorgos Katsibardis
59. Manos Eleutheriou
60. Chrysa Spiliotis
61. Souad Al-Humaidhi
62. Jan Kirsznik
63. Jüri Rätsep
64. Enrique Verástegui
65. Herbert King (actor), actor.
66. Ûssarĸak K'ujaukitsoĸ
67. Mihai Radu Pricop, senator.
68. Maruja Carrasco, chef.
69. Hasanaga Sadigov
70. Sanaa Mazhar
71. Rotraut Wisskirchen, Biblical archaeologist.
72. Jakob Schönenberger, former lawmaker.
73. Majid Al-Majid, singer.
74. Sergey Ambartsumian, scientist, academic and politician.
75. Rika Vayani, journalist and magazine editor.
76. Aji Muhammad Salehuddin II, regent.
77. Clóvis Fernandes, football fan.
78. Sheika Frayha Al-Ahmad
79. Samir Salameh, artist.
80. Mohammed Awad al-Zayyud, politician.
81. Abu Bakr al-Jazaeri, Sunni Islamic scholar.
82. María José la Valenciana, internet personality.
83. Rafif al-Yasiri, doctor and model.
84. Marisa Sánchez, chef.
85. Rosa Ríos, actress.
86. Khaira Arby, singer.
87. Yasser Al-Masri, actor.
88. Miguel Ángel Sanz Bocos, Spanish Civil War aviator.
89. Cristina Marsans, golfer.
90. Pedro Roncal, journalist.
91. Pedro Queiroz Pereira, businessman.
92. Rosa Maria Carrasco i Azemar, politician.
93. Iolanda Nanni, deputy.
94. Kawther Ramzi, actress.
95. Elsa Bloise, actress.
96. Elisa Serna, singer.
97. Maria Dolors Maestre i Pal, philanthropist.
98. Sofía Cuthbert, Operation Condor victim.
99. Makdah Murah, actress.
100. Celia Barrios de Reyna, First Mother of the Nation.
101. Anna Karabessini, singer-songwriter.
102. Carmencita Lara, singer.
103. Bernarda Vásquez Méndez, feminist.
104. Alessandra Codazzi, partisan and senator.
105. Anna Gabriella Ceccatelli, senator.
106. Esperanza la del Maera, singer.
107. Abdulaziz Jassim, actor.
108. Mariano Rajoy Sobredo, magistrate.
109. María Jesús San Segundo, politician.
110. Mariasilvia Spolato, LGTBI activist.
111. Chiquetete, singer.
112. María Jesús Rosa Reina, boxer.
113. Antonio César Fernández, priest.
114. Anthony Ríos, singer.
115. Mari Carmen Izquierdo, journalist.
116. Michelle Medina, journalist and TV personality.
117. Joan Antoni Solans Huguet
118. Pepe Oneto, journalist.
119. Nana Yaa Nyamaa II, traditional ruler.
120. Fróso Spentzári, former lawmaker.
121. Concha Hidalgo, actress.
122. Maria Pilar Busquets, former Síndica d'Aran.
123. Romà Cuyàs i Sol, sports executive.
124. Ascención Mendieta, activist.
125. Pedro Nikken, jurist.
126. Bandar bin Muhammad Al-Saud, royal.
127. Antonis Balomenakis, former lawmaker.
128. Claudio Bonadio, federal judge.
129. Joan Armengol, politician, former Mayor of Andorra la Vella.
130. Diana Garrigosa, former "First Lady" of Catalonia.
131. Carmen de Mairena, television personality.
132. Jesús Gayoso Rey, Civil Guard.
133. Rafael Gómez Nieto, Civil War veteran and member of French Resistance.
134. Josep Sala Mañé, casteller.
135. Princess Diana of Bourbon-Parma, royal.
136. Juan José García Corral, bullfighter.
137. Dinos Christianopoulos, poet, writer and editor.
138. Aida Kamel, actress.
139. Manolo Navarro, bullfighter.
140. José Rivera Pérez, bullfighter.
141. John Fulton, bullfighter.
142. Antoni Puigdellívol, politician and businessman.
143. Juan del Río Martín, Military Archbishop of Spain.
144. Joan Eloi Vila, guitarist.
145. Vicent Tur, politician.
146. Enrique Rodríguez Galindo, Civil Guard and convicted state terrorist.
147. Consuelo Rodríguez, regional deputy.
148. Julio Márquez de Prado, magistrate.
149. Xato de Museros, Valencian pilotari.
150. José Júlio, bullfighter.
151. Mário Coelho, bullfighter.
152. Carlos Antunes, politician and anti-fascist militant.
153. Edgar García (C), bullfighter.
154. Àlex Casademunt, singer, actor and TV presenter.
155. Pablo Lozano, bullfighter and cattlemen.
156. Aurelio Desdentado (C), magistrate.
157. Climent Palmitjavila (C), politician.
158. Joaquim Tosas, engineer and politician.
159. Esteban Yáñez, actor, musician and blogger.
160. José Ramón Ónega, journalist, writer and politician.
161. Carles Trullols i Clemente, roller hockey player and coach.
162. Eduardo de Lázzari (C), judge.
163. Llorenç Cassi, athlete.
164. Miguel Ángel Furones, publicist.
165. Hugo Stuven Cangas, TV director.
166.  La Camboria (C), flamenco dancer.
167.  José Luis Álvarez de Castro, politician.
168.  Dimitrios Talaganis, architect and artist.
169. Emilia Currás, information scientist.
170. Paul Oquist (C), presidential advisor.
171. Erasmo Vásquez (C), physician and politician.
172. Roberto Fraile, journalist and cameraman.
173. Maria Bofill, potter.
174. José María Gay de Liébana, economist.
175. Javier Santamaría, politician.
176.  Anastasio López Ramírez, politician.
177.  Enrique Pérez Parrilla, politician.
178. Susagna Arasanz, politician.
179. Alfredo Martínez Moreno, jurist and diplomat.
180. José Antonio González Casanova, jurist.
181. Dositeo Rodríguez, politician.
182. José Luis González Novalín, priest.
183. Juan Ignacio Campos, attorney.
184. Francisco Laína, politician.
185. Juan Antonio Quintana, actor.
186. Alex Brenninkmeijer, jurist.
187. Jesús Mariñas, journalist.
188. Estanislao de Grandes, diplomat.
189. Núria Feliu, singer.
190. África Lorente Castillo, politician.
191. Juan Francisco García Sánchez, magistrate.
192. Montserrat Casas, abbess
193. María Díaz Cañete, politician

Spanish officeholders

• Rosa Maria Ibarra, member of the Catalan Parliament
• Aina Calvo, former mayor of Palma de Mallorca
• Carles Castillo, member of the Catalan Parliament
• Nadia Calviño, incumbent Minister of Economic Affairs and Deputy PM
• Valeriano Gómez, former Minister of Labor
• Reyes Maroto, incumbent Minister of Industry, Commerce and Tourism
• Magdalena Valerio, former Minister of Social Security and Migrations
• Teresa Ribera, incumbent Minister of Ecological Transition and Deputy PM
• Luis Navajas, former Acting Attorney General of Spain
• Teresa Cunillera, incumbent Government Delegate to Catalonia
• Enric Millo, former Government Delegate to Catalonia
• María de los Llanos de Luna, former GD to Catalonia and current Deputy
• María José Segarra, former Attorney General of Spain
• Julián Sánchez Melgar, former Attorney General of Spain
• Carles Mundó, former Catalan Minister of Justice and exprisoner
• Josep Rull, former Catalan Minister of Territory and Sustainability and prisoner
• Ricardo Díez-Hochleitner, former Secretary General of the Royal Household
• Eduardo Torres-Dulce, former Attorney General of Spain
• Rafael Spottorno, former Head of the Royal Household of Spain
• María Jesús Montero, incumbent Minister of the Treasure and spokeswoman
• Carmen Moriyón, former Mayor of Gijón
• Meritxell Batet, incumbent President of the Congress of Deputies
• Rosa María Mateo, Provisional Sole Administrator of RTVE
• Eva Granados, member of the Catalan Parliament and PSC spokeswoman
• Verónica Pérez Fernández, member of the Andalusian Parliament
• Paloma Adrados, former President of the Assembly of Madrid
• Marta Moreta i Rovira, member of the Catalan Parliament
• Assumpta Escarp i Gibert, member of the Catalan Parliament
• Teresa Laplana, police inspector under judicial case
• Cèsar Puig, lawyer under judicial case
• Fernando Simón, Director of the CCCAES of the Ministry of Health
• Carmen Leyte, senator
• Macarena Olona Choclán, member of the Congress of Deputies
• Carlos José Zambrano García-Raez, member of the Congress of Deputies
• Beatriz Jiménez Linuesa, member of the Congress of Deputies
• Antonio Salvá, member of the Congress of Deputies

Andorran people

1. Sílvia Riva González, current Minister of Culture and Sports.
2. Mariona González Reolit, former lawmaker and former president of the Socialist Party.
3. Roser Suñé Pascuet (C), former Speaker.
4. Maria Ubach i Font, former Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Biographies of men

1. Robin Gardiner (C)
2. Phil Gowan (C)
3. Viktor Meister

Judiciary of Spain

1. High Court of Justice of Extremadura
2. High Court of Justice of Aragon
3. High Court of Justice of the Balearic Islands
4. High Court of Justice of the Valencian Community
5. High Court of Justice of the Region of Murcia
6. High Court of Justice of the Principality of Asturias
7. High Court of Justice of the Basque Country
8. High Court of Justice of La Rioja
9. High Court of Justice of Navarre
10. High Court of Justice of Madrid
11. High Court of Justice of Canarias

Women officials of the Roman Curia

1. Núria Calduch
2.  Raffaella Petrini

Others

• Supreme Court of Justice of Buenos Aires

Women in red

September 2018: Hispanic Countries

1. Alicia Azula, mayor of Barranqueras.
2. Roxana Darín, actress and screenwriter.
3. Morín Contreras, former regional president.
4. Juanita Gómez, journalist.
5. Daniela Pachón, journalist.
6. Oleiny Linares Nápoles, chess player.
7. Rafaela Alburquerque, politician and diplomat.
8. Anita Cristina Escher Echeverría, diplomat.
9. Milena Calderón Sol de Escalón, former mayor.
10. Aura Lolita Chavez Ixcaquic, women's and Indigenous' rights activist.
11. Paloma del Sol, singer.
12. Marlene Alvarenga, politician.
13. Mercedes Juan López, former Secretary of Health.
14. Rebeca Peralta, politician.
15. Máxima Apaza, Indigenous senator.

October 2018: The Mediterranean

1. Zeta Emilianidou
2. Justyne Caruana
3. Kristy Debono (C)
4. Christiana Erotokritou
5. Afroditi Theopeftatou
6. Adriana Vigneri
7. Maria Giannakaki
8. Androulla Agrotou
9. Vassiliki Anastasiadou (C)
10. Julia Farrugia Portelli (C)
11. Stella Kyriakidou (C)
12. Anna Theologou
13. Alexia Rotsidou
14. Irene Charalambidou
15. Vasiliki Katrivanou
16. Rita Elissaiou Komodiki (C)
17. Zina Lisandrou Panagidi (C)
18. Photoula Hadjipapa (C)
19. Eleni Mylona (C)
20. Paula Mifsud Bonnici (C)
21. Dragica Sekulić (C)
22. Suzana Pribilović (C)
23. Marija Vučinović

October 2018

1. Oana Lungescu

October 2018: Women in STEM

1. Silvia Calvó i Armengol

December 2018: Countries beginning with 'I'

1. Aisha Ghazal Mahdi
2. Siham Mousa Hamoud Jabr Al Moussawi
3. Huda Sajjad Mahmoud Shaker
4. Alaa al-Sadoun

January 2019: Caucasus

1. Maya Tskitishvili (C)
2. Iveta Tonoyan
3. Peri-Khan Sofiyeva
4. Elmira Süleymanova
5. Lilit Makunts
6. Mane Tandilyan
7. Sima Eyvazova
8. Eter Astemirova
9. Maia Miminoshvili (C)
10. Lidiya Khudat Rasulova
11. Ani Samsonyan
12. Elene Tevdoradze
13. Shargiyya Veliyeva
14. Larisa Alaverdyan
15. Nino Gvenetadze
16. Mzia Todua (C)
17. Südaba Hasanova
18. Zaruhi Batoyan

June 2019: Mediterranean

1. Las constituyentes

July 2019: Microstates

1. Conxita Marsol Riart, mayor.
2. Maria Teresa Beccari (C), mayor.
3. Verònica Canals i Riba (C), minister
4. Taina Bofferding
5. Loretta Mazza (C), mayor.
6. Lucia Tamagnini (C)
7. Ester Vilarrubla i Escales (C), minister.
8. Judith Pallarés i Cortés, minister.
9. Kathleen Appler (C)
10. Yvonne Reungoat (C)
11. Andrea Willi (C)
12. Françoise Massy (C)
13. Luigia Coccia (C)
14. Marie-Noëlle Gibelli
15. Karen Aliprendi
16. Simona Brambilla (C)
17. Rita Calvo Sanz (C)
18. Olga Krizova (C)
19. Luzia Premoli
20. Meritxell Palmitjavila Naudí (C)
21. Mercè Bonell (C), deputy.

August 2019: Indigenous women

1. Amaranta Gómez Regalado
2. Tania Pariona Tarqui
3. Diana Aguavil
4. Anne Nuorgam
5. Tarcila Rivera Zea
6. Laura Alarcón Rapu (C)
7. Marta Raquel Hotus Tuki (C)
8. Luz Zasso Paoa (C)
9. Teura Iriti
10. Moira Millán
11. Rosa Chiquichano

August 2019: Millennial countries

1. Feride Rushiti

January 2020

1. Francesca Di Giovanni

May 2021: Women in Europe contest

1. Maria Teresa Armengol, politician.

March 2023: Mediterranean

• Vitore Tusha
• Holta Zaçaj
• Inmaculada Montalbán
• María Luisa Balaguer
• Laura Díez
• María Luisa Segoviano
• Concepción Espejel
• Josefina Triguero
• Irene Muzás
• Esther Giménez-Salinas
• Natàlia Mas
• Victòria Alsina
• Pilarín Bayés
• Alba de Vic

Working in

• List of first women mayors
• List of male bullfighters
• List of female bullfighters

Categories created

• Category:Mayors of Andorra la Vella
• Category:Mayors of City of San Marino
• Category:Women officials of the Roman Curia
• Category:Franciscan Missionaries of Mary
• Category:Comboni Missionary Sisters
• Category:Members of National Council of Monaco
• Category:Primo! Priorité Monaco politicians
• Category:Sisters of the Company of Mary, Our Lady
• Category:Muxe people
• Category:Women indigenous leaders
• Category:Tehuelche people
• Category:Women who received the International Women of Courage Award
• Category:Aranese people
• Category:Síndics d'Aran
• Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Papua New Guinea
• Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Andorra
• Category:Members of the Francoist Courts
• Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Nicaragua
• Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Cyprus

Future articles

Catalan women

• Irene Muzás
• Esther Giménez-Salinas
• Natàlia Mas
• Victòria Alsina
• Pilarín Bayés

Others

• María Teresa Castells
• Francisca de Pedraza
• Mary Carmen y sus muñecos
• Lluís Llongueras
• Vitore Tusha
• Constitutional Court of the Dominican Republic
• Carmelo Angulo
• Josefina Triguero
• King of Easter Island
• Lluís Guinó
• Lluís Maria Corominas
• Jesús Neira
• Asaf Orucoglu, Khaled Qazi, Mayidat Nuzihat (W), Khairi Mansour
• Cecilia Jimenez-Damary
• Minadora Oorjonikidze-Toroshelidze, Eleonora Ter-Parsegova-Makhviladze, Kristine Sharashidze , Ana Sologhashvili, Elisabeth Nakashidze-Bolkvadze . ([http://georgiaembassyusa.org/2018/06/08/georgia100/ web)
• Marie-Chantal Rwakazina
• Berta Tapia
• List of first women mayors
• Government of Romania
• Tatiana Valovaya
• Miguel Núñez de Prado
• Members of the Spanish Congress of Deputies and the Catalan Parliament.
• TSJs and its presidents.
• Bonerge Mejía Orellana
• Catia Tomasetti

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