Effects of the storage conditions on the stability of natural and synthetic cannabis in biological matrices for forensic toxicology analysis: An update from the literature
Index
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Patria: Guatimala
Nomen nativum: Otto Fernando Pérez Molina
Familia
Proles: Otto Pérez Leal
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Otto Pérez Molina, vulgo plenius Otto Fernando Pérez Molina (natus in urbe Guatimalensi die 1 Decembris 1950), alumnus militaris Scholae Americarum et Collegii Munitionis Interamericani, est politicus Guatemalae et a die 14 Ianuarii 2012 praeses patriae. Media nocte 2/3 Septembris 2015 dimissionem suam protulit.
Bibliographia
- Mica Rosenberg, Mike McDonald, "Special Report: New Guatemala leader faces questions about past" (11 Novembris 2011) apud Reuters
- "Guatemalan president resigns after arrest warrant issued" in The Guardian (3 Septembris 2015)
Nexus externi
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Ottonem Pérez Molina spectant. |
- "Otto Pérez Molina": vita apud CIDOB: Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (Hispanice)
Ephraim Ríos Montt 1982 • Anscharius Humbertus Mejía Victores 1983 • Vinicius Cerezo 1986 • Georgius Serrano Elías 1991 • Ramiro de León Carpio 1993 • Álvaro Arzú 1996 • Alphonsus Portillo 2000 • Anscharius Berger 2004 • Álvaro Colom 2008 • Otto Pérez Molina 2012 • Alexander Maldonado 2015 • Iacobus Morales 2016 • Alexander Giammattei 2020 • Bernardus Arévalo 2024 Capsae cognatae: Ministri rerum externarum Guatimalenses | |