Joaquín Ramírez - Wikipedia

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Joaquín Ramírez


Member of Congress
In office 26 July 2011 – 26 July 2016
Constituency	Cajamarca

Personal details
Born	(1970-01-07) 7 January 1970 (age 54) Bolivar, Peru
Political party	Popular Force
Alma mater	Universidad Alas Peruanas
Profession	Politician Businessman

Reber Joaquín Ramírez Gamarra (born in the Bolívar District of Cajamarca, on 7 January 1970), is a Peruvian businessman and Fujimorist politician, formerly a Congressman, right-hand man of Keiko Fujimori and General Secretary of her Popular Force political party. He resigned in 2016 amid charges that he was a member of the Untouchables, a Peru-based illegal drug trade gang, along with his uncle Fidel Ramirez (owner of Universidad Alas Peruanas). The organization is allegedly headed by Miguel Arevalo "Eteco" Ramirez.^[1]

References

^ Remón, Cecilia. "'Anti-Fujimorismo' triumphant" Latinamericanpress.org 6/14/2016

External links

Peruvian government bio page (in Spanish)

Congress of the Republic of Peru (2011–2016)

Amazonas:	Becerril Nayap
Ancash:	Benitez Crisólogo Julca López Otárola*
Apurímac:	Medina Reynaga
Arequipa:	Apaza Eguren Falcóni Rondón Solórzano Zamudio
Ayacucho:	Acha Neyra Urquizo
Cajamarca:	Chacón Guevara Llatas Ramírez Rimarachín Tapia
Callao:	Canches Mora Spadaro Wong
Cusco:	Coa Mendoza Molina Teves de la Torre
Huancavelica:	Carrillo Monterola
Huánuco:	Gutiérrez Omonte Yovera

Ica:	Anicama Cabrera Elías Jara
Junín:	Cárdenas Huaire Hurtado Oseda Pariona
La Libertad:	R. Acuña Angulo Kobashigawa J. León Rodríguez Salazar Urtecho
Lambayeque:	V. Acuña Aguinaga Rivas Simon Velásquez
Lima:	Abugattás Alcorta Andrade Bedoya Beingolea Belaunde Bruce Canseco Capuñay Chehade Chihuán Chávez Cuculiza Delgado R. Espinoza Fujimori Gagó Galarreta García Belaúnde Iberico Lescano Lay L. León Luna Mávila Mulder Neyra Pérez del Solar Pérez Tello Reggiardo Rosas Salgado Tejada Tait Uribe Vacchelli
Lima Region:	Melgar Ruiz Tan Zerillo
Loreto:	Grandez Inga Isla Lewis

Madre de Dios:	Romero
Moquegua:	Valencia Zeballos
Pasco:	Valle Valqui
Piura:	Castagnino Díaz M. Espinoza Gastañadui Huayama Sarmiento Schaefer
Puno:	Apaza Ccama Coari Condori Portugal
San Martín:	Bardalez Reátegui Saavedra Yrupailla
Tacna:	Condori Pari
Tumbes:	Cordero Merino
Ucayali:	Arias Gamarra

* President of Congress

Parties/Alliances: Nationalists/Peru Wins; Force 2011/Fujimorists; PP/Parliamentarian Alliance; Alliance for the Great Change; National Solidarity; APRA/Parliamentary Coordination

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