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Pedro Medrano (
26 April 1769–
3 November 1840) was a
Uruguayan-born
Argentine statesman and lawyer. He was a deputy to the
Congress of Tucumán which on
9 July 1816 declared the Independence of Argentina.
Medrano was born in
San Fernando de Maldonado in
Uruguay. He studied in
Buenos Aires and at the
Colegio Montserrat de Córdoba and gained his doctorate in law at the University of
Charcas, becoming known as a brilliant orator. In 1810 he was appointed an
oidor of the Real
Audiencia. That same year he participated in the
May Revolution at the
Cabildo Abierto. He was one of the authors of the 1815 provisional statute of Argentina.
He was elected by Buenos Aires to the
Tucumán Congress in 1816 for the declaration, serving as the first president of the Congress and giving the inaugural speech.
Medrano was secretary of the provincial
junta of representatives in 1821 and a deputy on two occasions. He served as
fiscal (state attorney) from 1838 and president of the Chamber of Appeals. He was a friend and ally of
Juan Manuel de Rosas.
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