Edgar Alan Ledesma Campos (November 26, 1977 – February 25, 2008) was a Mexican television actor, also known as Alan Ledesma or Alain Ledesma , best known for appearing in a series of popular telenovelas .
11-2959: Ledesma may refer to: People [ edit ] Arts [ edit ] Alan Ledesma (actor) (1977–2008), Mexican actor Blas de Ledesma (17th century), Spanish painter Clara Ledesma (1924–1999), Dominican painter Inda Ledesma (1926–2010), Argentine actress and theater director Ish Ledesma (born 1952), Cuban-American musician José de Ledesma (1630–1670), Spanish painter Kuh Ledesma (born 1955), Filipino jazz vocalist Roberto Ledesma (poet) (1901–1966), Argentinian poet Roberto Ledesma (singer) (born 1924), Cuban singer Public affairs [ edit ] Antonio Ledesma (born 1943), Archbishop of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines Antonio Ledesma Jayme (1854–1937), Filipino lawmaker Fernando Ledesma (politician) (born 1939), Spanish politician Jesús Ledesma Aguilar (1963–2006), Mexican national executed in Texas Ramiro Ledesma Ramos (1905–1936), Spanish politician Sports [ edit ] Aaron Ledesma (born 1971), American professional baseball player Alan Ledesma (footballer) (born 1998), Argentine footballer Ángel Ledesma (born 1993), Ecuadorian football player Arturo Ledesma (born 1988), Mexican football player Carlos Ledesma (born 1964), Argentine football player Conan Ledesma (born 1993), Argentine football player Christian Ledesma (born 1976), Argentine racing driver Cristian Daniel Ledesma (born 1982), Argentine professional football player Cristian Raúl Ledesma (born 1978), Argentine professional football player Cristian Rolando Ledesma (born 1987), Paraguayan professional football player Damián Ledesma (born 1982), Argentine football player Emmanuel Ledesma (born 1988), Argentine professional football player Ernesto Ledesma (1931–2011), Uruguayan football player Fernando Ledesma (footballer) (born 1992), Argentine footballer Jorge Ledesma (1932–2001), Argentine golfer Mario Ledesma (born 1973), Argentine rugby union football player Pablo Ledesma (born 1984), Argentine professional football player Places [ edit ] Clodomiro Ledesma , Entre Ríos, Argentina Doñinos de Ledesma , Salamanca, Spain La Mata de Ledesma , Salamanca, Spain Ledesma, Salamanca , Spain Libertador General San Martín, Jujuy , Argentina (founded and still colloquially known as "Ledesma") Other uses [ edit ] Club Martín Ledesma , football club in Paraguay Ledesma S.A.A.I. , Argentine agribusiness firm See also [ edit ] Ledezma ,
22-622: A bioethanol plant in 2010. The following year, however, Ledesma was at the center of a controversy stemming from the illegal occupation of 15 hectares (37 acres) of land belonging to the company in Jujuy Province by 700 indigent families; following incidents during their eviction in August that resulted in four deaths, the Provincial Legislature expropriated 40 hectares (99 acres) of the company's land. Ledesma remains
33-406: A gas and petroleum producer, among other investments. In July 1976, the company staged two blackouts , during which the forces of the ruling dictatorship , using company vehicles, kidnapped 300 to 400 political activists, trade unionists and other "undesirables", 55 of whom are still missing . Alejandro Blaquier succeeded his father in 2007. His tenure was highlighted by the inaugural of
44-475: A sugar mill , powered with a steam engine , in 1876. The establishment, Ovejero Hermanos , was incorporated as Ingenio Ledesma (Ledesma Plantation ) in 1889, and as Compañía Azucarera Ledesma in 1908. The term Ledesma is in honor of Martín de Ledesma y Valderrama, who established the first defensive fort in the San Francisco River valley around the middle of the 17th century. He became
55-544: A similar surname Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Ledesma . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ledesma&oldid=1255357990 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Disambiguation pages with surname-holder lists Hidden categories: Short description
66-646: Is a diversified agribusiness and manufacturing firm in Argentina . Its interests include food processing, fossil fuels, bioethanol production, and paper milling. The company originated in 1830, when the first sugar cane fields were planted by José Ramírez Ovejero González in Ledesma – a remote rural hamlet located in the San Francisco River valley, in Jujuy Province . His heirs established
77-470: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Alan Ledesma (actor) Born in Mexico City , Ledesma appeared in many Mexican telenovelas including Toma libre , Casos de la vida real , Punto de quiebra , Otro rollo and Mujer . Diagnosed with stomach cancer , he underwent surgery to remove parts of his intestines and liver after it
88-524: The company, establishing a cellulose and paper plant based on insourced sugar cane fiber . The company was reincorporated under its present name in 1956. Dr. Carlos Pedro Blaquier became president of the company in 1970. Blaquier's tenure was distinguished by a marked diversification in the company's interests. He purchased numerous estancias in Entre Ríos and Buenos Aires Provinces (La Biznaga, La Bellaca, Magdala, and Centella), and incorporated
99-558: The namesake of the Ledesma River and the Ledesma Department, as well. Enrique Wollmann and Carlos Delcasse purchased the company in 1911, subsequently investing in technology and in increasing production capacity. Herminio Arrieta became president of the company in 1927. He fostered the growth of the company's sugar business by increasing land area under production and adding two sugar mills . Arrieta also diversified
110-627: The production of beef and cereals into the portfolio; purchased the Villa Mercedes, San Luis -based Glucovil in 1982, and established a wet-milling plant for the production of ethanol , corn starch and corn syrup ; purchased extensive citrus fruit orchards in Jujuy and Salta Provinces , and in 1990 established a concentrate facility; opened a school supplies maker in Villa Mercedes in 1994; and established UTE Aguaragüe ,
121-429: Was found that the cancer had spread. He began undergoing chemotherapy treatments on February 13, 2008, which forced him to stop work on the telenovela Las tontas no van al cielo . He died on February 25, 2008, in his native Mexico City at the age of 30. This article about a Mexican television actor is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Ledesma S.A.A.I. Ledesma ( BCBA : LEDE )
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