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16th April, 1863
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Aries
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Ramón de Carranza y Fernández de la Reguera, Marquis of la Villa de Pesadilla [ES] was a Spanish sailor, intelligence officer, diplomat, politician, and an increasingly controversial figure in the history of Spain. For over twenty years, he was a career officer in the Spanish Navy, leading raiding parties and engaging in naval battles all over the world. During the Cuban War of Independence, he earned several medals for bravery and courage under fire. After the destruction of the USS Maine in Cuba, he was assigned the position of Naval attaché at the Spanish Legation in Washington, D.C. With the outbreak of the Spanish–American War, he became the chief spymaster of the Montreal Spy Ring, and US intelligence historians have suggested that he was the most importantly-positioned Spaniard on the entire American continent at the time. After the war, he returned to Spain, where he entered into politics. Carranza served in the Cortes Generales, the Congress of Deputies, and over half a dozen terms in the Senate of Spain. While serving an earlier term as mayor, he oversaw the creation of the Bullring of Cádiz and several popular hotels. However, he left the city bankrupt, forced to leave politics for several years. During the Spanish Civil War, Carranza was loyal to the Francoists and served in the Francoist Army. During the war, he was made again the Mayor of Cádiz, and its provincial Civil Governor [ES], during which time he oversaw one of the city's harshest periods of civil repression and extrajudicial executions. However, his specific involvement in these deaths is considered unverified by the People's Party.
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