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Carlos Moisés Lara Bejarano (April 19, 1924, in Pelileo – July 13, 2006, in Portoviejo) was an Ecuadorian radiotelegraphist and bureaucrat.
Bio
editBorn at Pelileo, he emigrated at early age to Ibarra with his father only, because his mother died when he was a kid.
He studied in Ibarra until the High School, and when he was 17 he emigrated to Portoviejo, where he began to work at the Ecuadorian Telegraph National Direction. In the capital of Manabí, he is known his future wife Mercedes Murillo Loor, native of Jipijapa. They married at June 6, 1942 and procreated 12 children.
Radiotelegraphist career
editIn 1958 the Ecuadorian Telephone and Telegraph Company was created by the union of Telegraph Direction and International Radio of Ecuador, because the government wanted that both companies did not fall into monopoly issues. Under that circumstance al? 1960 the president Camilo Ponce Enríquez designated him as the National Director of both companies. He was in office until 1963 when he was deposed by the dictatorship of the Military Junta.
Other offices
editAfter his labor as radiotelegraphist, he worked at the telecommunications area of the National Development Bank, with his vast experience in that. Also, he worked at Ecuadorian Institute of Social Security and in the General Contralory of the State, where he retired at 1992
Death
editHe died in Portoviejo of cancer on July 13, 2006.[1]
References
edit- ^ "MISA CARLOS LARA BEJARANO - El Diario Ecuador". www.eldiario.ec.