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Paraguayan politician

Camilo Soares Machado has served as the Paraguayan Minister of Emergency Preparedness under President Fernando Lugo since 2008.

Biography

At age 15, he founded the charity Casa de la Juventud (Youth House). In May 2006, he founded a socialist political party called Partido del Movimiento al Socialismo, and in November 2006 he became a councillor for Asuncion. In 2008, he was appointed as Minister of Emergency Preparedness until May 28, 2010, when President Lugo issued decree 4418 to grant him unpaid leave, because he was being accused of embezzlement and counterfeit of invoices, causing damage for 4,290 million of guaraní. The case is still open and pending.

References

v t e Fernando Lugo cabinet (2008–2012)
Vice-President	Federico Franco (2008–2012)
Minister of Education and Culture	Horacio Galeano Perrone (2008-2011) Luis Alberto Riart (2011–2012)
Minister of Agriculture and Livestock	Cándido Vera Bejarano (2008-2011) Enzo Cardozo Jiménez (2011–2012)
Minister of Communications	Augusto Dos Santos
Minister of Emergency Preparedness	Camilo Soares Machado (2008–2012)
Minister of Finance	Dionisio Borda
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Alejandro Hamed (2008-2009) Héctor Lacognata (2009-2011) Jorge Lara Castro (2011–2012)
Minister of Industry and Commerce	Martín Heisecke (2008-2011) Francisco Rivas Almada (2011–2012)
Minister of Interior Affairs	Rafael Filizzola (2008– June 2011) Federico Acuña (June 2011 - August 2011) Carlos Filizzola (August 2011 - June 2012)
Minister of Justice and Labor	Blas Llano Humberto Blasco
Minister of National Defense	Luis Bareiro Spaini Catalino Luis Roy Ortiz (2011–2012)
Minister of the Presidency	Miguel López Perito
Minister of Public Health and Social Welfare	Esperanza Martínez
Minister of the Public Works	Efraín Alegre (2008-2010) Cecilio Pérez Bordón (2010–2012)
Minister of Women	Gloria Rubin

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