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Antonio Gálvez Arce

1819–1898 · 19th century · Also known as Antoñete

Antonio Gálvez Arce, known as Antoñete, was a Spanish federalist politician from Murcia. On 12 July 1873 he led the proclamation of the Canton of Cartagena, the most durable of the cantonal revolts against the First Spanish Republic. After its fall in January 1874 he escaped to Algeria and later returned to Spanish politics.

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