Carlos María Ramírez

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Carlos María Ramírez (1847–1898) was a Uruguayan journalist, essayist and politician. He was Minister of Finance from 1891 to 1892.

Son of Juan Pedro Ramírez Carrasco and Consolación Álvarez y Obes; brother of José Pedro, Julio, Juan Augusto, Octavio, and Gonzalo Ramírez.^[1]

He was a member of the Constitutional Party.

References

^ Família de Carlos María Ramírez (in Spanish)

External links

Carlos María Ramírez, founder of the Athenaeum of Montevideo (in Spanish)

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