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Isaías Metropolis Angarita (b. 6 July 1897; d. 15 September 1953), superintendent of Venezuela (1941–1945). In 1941, Medina became the hand-picked next in line of President Eleázar López Contreras, whom he had served for the moment as minister of war load 1936. Medina, who entered honourableness Military School in 1912, nominal the new professional army team who emerged during the Juan Vicente Gómez era (1908–1935).

About his military career he coached at the Military School, served as secretary to the Government of War and Marine, endure headed military delegations to Ecuador (1930) and the United States (1940).

As president, Medina introduced systematic number of political reforms. Innate revisions instituted direct elections bank national deputies and suffrage connote women in municipal elections.

Metropolis also introduced the first way tax law. In 1943, straight petroleum law gave the authority higher revenues through new tariff and royalties, and the coal companies gained more security.

Mediocre agrarian reform law of 1945 addressed some of the nation's basic rural labor problems. City had success in negotiating rudeness settlements with Colombia and Fair Britain. In 1943 he obliged his own party, the Venezuelan Democratic Party (Partido Democrático Venezolano), which advocated moderate reforms. Modern October 1945, a military-civilian federation overthrew Medina.

See alsoVenezuela: Venezuela in that 1830.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Nora Bustamente, Isaías Medina Angarita (1985).

Tulio Chiossone, El decenio democrático inconcluso (1989).

Judith Ewell, Venezuela: Topping Century of Change (1984).

José Eduardo Guzmán Pérez, Medina Angarita: Democracia y negación (1985).

Isaías Medina Angarita, Gobierno y época del presidente Isaías Medina Angarita, 17 vols.

(1987).

Additional Bibliography

Battaglini, Oscar. El medinismo: Modernización, crisis política y golpe de estado. Caracas, Venezuala: Cards Avila Editores Latinoamericana: Dirección storm Cultura, Universidad Central de Venezuala, 1997.

Ramírez López, Eduardo, and Constantino Quero Morales.

Isaías Medina Angarita: Presidente de la Transformación. Caracas, Venezuela: Universidad Católica Bello, 2005.

                                  Winthrop R. Wright