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Joaquín Calomarde
Joaquín Calomarde Gramage (30 November 1956 – 20 March 2019) was a Spanish politician and former deputy who belonged to the People's Party (PP).
Early political career.
Born in Valencia, Spain and married, with one son, Calomarde holds a degree in philosophy and educational sciences. He entered politics in 1991 when he was elected as a PP deputy to the Cortes Valencianas, the Valencian regional parliament, serving until 1995. He also served as the president of the Valencian education council and
he was presumed dead, Calomarde was the first to greet Carlos as king. When the king recovered, Calomarde tried to persuade him to revoke his decrees and last will and testament, where the princess Isabel was named regent of the country, and to reinstate the Salic law.
The king however, on his unexpected convalescence, declared the change of testament on 31 December 1832 for void. Calomarde was banished to his estates in Aragon, and his arrested ordered, but escaped disguised to France, where he died in Toulouse