Clodomiro Almeyda

Clodomiro Almeyda

Clodomiro Almeyda Medina (February 11, 1923 – August 25, 1997) was a Chilean politician. A leading member of the Socialist Party, served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Chile from 1970 to 1973 during the Presidency of Salvador Allende.

Political offices
Preceded by Juan Atala	Minister of Labor 1952-1953	Succeeded by Leandro Moreno
Preceded by Rafael Tarud	Minister of Mining 1953	Succeeded by Francisco Cuevas
Preceded by Gabriel Valdés	Minister of Foreign Affairs 1970-1973	Succeeded by Orlando Letelier
Preceded by José Tohá	Minister of Defense 1973	Succeeded by Carlos Prats
Preceded by Orlando Letelier	Minister of Foreign Affairs 1973	Succeeded by Ismael Huerta

Salvador Allende

Life and politics	Biography Presidential elections of 1952 / 1958 / 1964 / 1970 Presidency Tanquetazo 1973 coup d'état Death

Policies	Vuskovic plan Economic policy Nationalization of copper Schneider Doctrine Project Cybersyn

Perceptions	Project FUBELT Schneider Doctrine Criticisms

Allies	Carlos Prats Carlos Altamirano Orlando Letelier José Tohá Pedro Vuskovic Edgardo Enríquez Andre Gunder Frank

Family	Ramón Allende Padín Laura Allende Isabel Allende (Bussi) Andrés Pascal Allende Isabel Allende

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 93951023 LCCN: n85222492 ISNI: 0000 0000 8166 6015 GND: 119308150 SUDOC: 028899377 BNF: cb120639613 (data)

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