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President of the Dominican Republic (1906-2002)

Also known as: Joaquín Antonio Balaguer Ricardo, Хоакин Ампаро Балагер Рикардо, خواكين بالاغوار, 호아킨 발라게르, ホアキン・バラゲール, 华金·巴拉格尔

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