Max Puig

Max Puig, in full Maximiliano Rabelais Puig Miller (born circa 1946), is a Dominican politician who served as congressman in the 1990s and Minister of Labor and the Environment in the 2000s.^[1]

Early life and family

Puig was born in Puerto Plata to Elvia Miller, a teacher, and José Augusto Puig, a dissident during the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo who served as Ambassador to France in the 1960s.

While living in France, Puig met and married his classmate Elisabeth Buchel, a Frenchwoman; they had 2 children.

Family of Max Puig

8. José Mª. Puig Sanz

4. José Mª. A. Puig Rodríguez

18. Alonso Rodríguez García

9. Baltazara Rodríguez Jiménez

19. Quintina Jiménez Peralta

2. José A. Puig Ortiz

20. José A. Ortiz

10. José A. Ortiz Regla

21. Mª. Rosario Regla

5. Mª. Olimpia Ortiz Arzeno

22. José Mª. Arzeno Rodríguez

11. Gertudris O. Arzeno Westen

23. Gertrudis M. Westen Gauche

1. Maximiliano R. Puig Miller

12. James Alexander Miller

6. William W. Miller Beard

26. Julian Beard

13. Mª. Magdalena Beard Vásquez

27. Juliana Vásquez

3. Elvia I. Miller Martínez

14. Mariano Martínez

7. Isabel Martínez Guió

15. Faustina Guió

Political career

Puig was one of six presidential candidates that contested the 2012 presidential election.^[1] Puig ran for president under the Alliance for Democracy (APD) political party.^[1]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c "Dominican Republic Holds Presidential Election". Latin American Herald Tribune. 2012-05-20. Retrieved 2012-05-20.

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[laht-1] "Dominican Republic Holds Presidential Election". Latin American Herald Tribune. 2012-05-20. Retrieved 2012-05-20.

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