Vicente Aguilar Cubero was an political figure in mid-19th century Costa Rica. He held a number of governmental posts, including Magistrate of the Supreme Court, President of Congress, Minister of War, and Vice President. He played an important role in the development of coffee-production in Costa Rica, which made him of the richest men in the country. He was personal friends with President Juan Mora, with whom he ran a commercial society.
Vicente Aguilar Cubero was an political figure in mid-19th century Costa Rica. He held a number of governmental posts, including Magistrate of the Supreme Court, President of Congress, Minister of War, and Vice President. He played an important role in the development of coffee-production in Costa Rica, which made him of the richest men in the country. He was personal friends with President Juan Mora, with whom he ran a commercial society.
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AQUÍ
REPOSAN LOS RESTOS DE
VICENTE AGUILAR,
QUE NACIÓ EL 6 DE ABRIL DE 1808,
Y FALLECIÓ EL 26 DE ABRIL DE 1867
Y LOS DE
MARÍA DOLORES SALAZAR,
SU ESPOSA,
QUE NACIÓ EL 7 DE JUNIO DE 1816,
Y FALLECIÓ EL 20 DE SETIEMBRE DE 1864
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