Ricardo Jaimes Freyre

Ricardo Jaimes Freyre was born in Tacna, Peru, on 12 May 1868, the son of the Potosí-born writer Julio Lucas Jaimes and the Peruvian Carolina Freyre, also a woman of letters. In Buenos Aires, in 1894, he founded a review with Rubén Darío. He then taught for some twenty years in Tucumán, Argentina, where his Spanish cape is remembered, and wrote its history. Returning to the service of Bolivia, he was minister of Education in 1921, of Foreign Affairs in 1922, a delegate to the League of Nations, then his country's representative in Chile and the United States. He died in Argentina on 24 April 1933.

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• PoetryCastalia bárbaraRicardo Jaimes Freyre · 1899not translated into EnglishLiteraturePublic domain