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Bolivian lawyer and politician

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In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is de la Cruz and the second or maternal family name is Benavente.

Juan de la Cruz Benavente


Minister of Government, Justice, and Foreign Affairs
In office 22 December 1862 – 28 March 1863
President	José María de Achá
Preceded by	Lucas Mendoza de la Tapia
Succeeded by	Marceliano Cárdenas (acting)
Minister General
In office 15 August 1855 – 17 August 1855
President	Jorge Córdova
Preceded by	Office established José María Valda (as acting Minister of the Interior)
Succeeded by	Office dissolved Basilio Cuéllar (as Minister of the Interior)
Minister of Public Instruction and Foreign Affairs
In office 8 November 1854 – 9 September 1857
President	Manuel Isidoro Belzu Jorge Córdova
Preceded by	Rafael Bustillo
Succeeded by	Lucas Mendoza de la Tapia

Personal details
Born	Juan de la Cruz Benavente c. 1818
Died	27 March 1876(1876-03-27) (aged 57–58)
Nationality	Bolivian

Juan de la Cruz Benavente (c. 1818 – 27 March 1876) was a Bolivian lawyer and politician who served as minister of government and foreign affairs from 1862 to 1863. He previously served as minister of public instruction and foreign affairs from 1854 to 1857. In 1863, he was named Bolivia's Minister Plenipotentiary in Peru and was charged with the negotiations that led to the signing of the Treaty of Defensive Alliance with Peru on February 6, 1873.

Bibliography

Cayo Córdova, Percy: El entorno internacional y la política exterior en el periodo 1870–1876. Tercera parte de Historia Marítima del Perú. La República – 1870 a 1876 (Tomo IX, Volumen 1). Instituto de Estudios Históricos Marítimos del Perú. Lima-Perú, 1993.
Basadre Grohmann, Jorge: Historia de la República del Perú (1822–1933), 18 tomos. Editada por la Empresa Editora El Comercio S. A. Lima, 2005. ISBN 9972-205-62-2 Edición digital: Perú Quiosco

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Offices and distinctions

Political offices
Preceded byRafael Bustillo	Minister of Public Instruction and Foreign Affairs 1854–1857	Succeeded byLucas Mendoza de la Tapia
Preceded byJosé María Valda as acting Minister of the Interior	Minister General 1855	Succeeded byBasilio Cuéllar as Minister of the Interior
Preceded byLucas Mendoza de la Tapia	Minister of Government, Justice, and Foreign Affairs 1862–1863	Succeeded byMarceliano Cárdenas Acting

v t e Cabinet of President José María de Achá (1861–1864)
Minister of Government	Ruperto Fernández (1861) Manuel Macedonio Salinas (1861–1862) Lucas Mendoza de la Tapia (1862) Juan de la Cruz Benavente (1862–1863) Rafael Bustillo (1863–1864) Serapio Reyes Ortiz (1864)
Minister of War	Manuel de Sagárnaga (1861) Celedonio Ávila (1861–1862) Sebastián Ágreda (1862) Juan Sánchez (1862–1863) Sebastián Ágreda (1863–1864)
Minister of Finance	Rafael Bustillo (1861) Rudesindo Carvajal (1861–1862) Aniceto Arce (1862) Melchor Urquidi (1862–1864) Miguel María de Aguirre (1864)
Minister of Instruction	Manuel Macedonio Salinas (1861) Manuel José Cortés (1861–1862) Serapio Reyes Ortiz (1862–1863) Rafael Bustillo (1863) Juan de la Cruz Rengel (1863–1864) Saturnino Sanjinez (1864) Diego Monroy (1864)

v t e Cabinet of President Jorge Córdova (1855–1857)
Minister of the Interior	Juan de la Cruz Benavente (1855) Basilio Cuéllar (1855–1857)
Minister of War	José María Pérez de Urdininea (1855–1857)
Minister of Finance	Miguel María de Aguirre (1855–1857)
Minister of Instruction	Juan de la Cruz Benavente (1855–1857)

v t e Cabinet of President Manuel Isidoro Belzu (1848–1855)
Minister of the Interior	Manuel José de Asín (1848–1849) Lucas Mendoza de la Tapia (1849) Manuel José de Asín (1849) Tomás Baldivieso (1849–1851) Juan Crisòstomo Unzueta (1851–1852) Rudesindo Carvajal (1852–1853) Joaquín de Aguirre (1853–1855) José María Valda (1855)
Minister of War	José Gabriel Tellez (1849–1853) Gonzalo Lanza (1853) Juan Crisóstomo Hermosa (1853–1854) Luciano Alcoreza (1854–1855)
Minister of Finance	Lucas Mendoza de la Tapia (1849) Rafael Bustillo (1849–1851) Tomás Baldivieso (1851) Melchor Urquidi (1851–1853) Atanacio Hernández (1853) Manuel Eusebio Réyes (1853) Rafael Bustillo (1853–1854) Manuel Eusebio Réyes (1854) Rafael Bustillo (1854–1855) Manuel Eusebio Réyes (1855)
Minister of Instruction	Lucas Mendoza de la Tapia (1849) José Manuel Loza (1849–1850) José Agustin de la Tapia (1850–1851) Domingo Delgadillo (1851–1852) Rafael Bustillo (1852–1853) Joaquín de Aguirre (1853) Rafael Bustillo (1853) José Agustin de la Tapia (1853–1854) Rafael Bustillo (1854) Juan de la Cruz Benavente (1854–1857)

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