Difference between revisions of "Ineia Iŋariatu Liala"
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| − | '''Ineia Liala''' is a [[Baranxtu | Baranxtuan]] politician and member of the [[Tradition and Economy | T&E]]. She | + | '''Ineia Liala''' is a [[Baranxtu | Baranxtuan]] politician and member of the [[Tradition and Economy | T&E]]. She ran unsucessfully as Prime Minister candidate in the [[Baranxtuan legislative elections, 2006]]. |
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Revision as of 09:53, 21 August 2006
| Ineia Iggariatu Liala | |
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| Personal life | |
| Birth: | July 4, 1938 Ildema, BN, BT |
| Spouse: | Dimpeli Itorioritu Nebostahi † |
| Children: | Arγiβa Ineiatu Liala |
| Political life | |
| Party affiliation: | Tradition and Economy |
Ineia Liala is a Baranxtuan politician and member of the T&E. She ran unsucessfully as Prime Minister candidate in the Baranxtuan legislative elections, 2006.
