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rdf:type	Officeholder
rdfs:label	Duarte Walker
rdfs:comment	Duarte Andrew Walker (born October 20th 1969) is the current president of the Federated Provinces of Santoria. Born in Juno City to a Scottish Santorian father and a Portuguese Santorian Mother. Duarte Walker studied law and graduated from Delgado University in Alfamapolis. Leader of the Santorian Democratic Party's youth league from 1991 to 1995, Walker was first elected member of the National Assembly (MNA) in the 1995 Federal Elections. In november 2009, he was elected as the party's candidate for the presidency during the Democratic Party primaries. In march 2010, he won the presidential election by defeating incumbent president and Libertarian candidate Harvey Buckheimer who was running for a third term in office.
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term start	1991-06-02 1995-04-25 2010-03-21
Birth Date	1969-10-20
Residence	Delgado Manor
Spouse	Vivienne Walker
Party	Santorian Democratic Party
Birth Place	Juno City
term end	1995-11-22 2010-03-21 incumbent
Successor	Debbie Pessoa
Religion	Atheist
Profession	Lawyer
Children	Cassy Walker Murphy Walker
vicepresident	Kelly Ferreira
Order	Leader of the SDP youth league MNA for Ariana Province President of Santoria
deputy	Marianne Campbell
almamater	Delgado University
Birth name	Duarte Andrew Walker
Nationality	Santorian
Predecessor	Harvey Buckheimer Kurt Maloney
abstract	Duarte Andrew Walker (born October 20th 1969) is the current president of the Federated Provinces of Santoria. Born in Juno City to a Scottish Santorian father and a Portuguese Santorian Mother. Duarte Walker studied law and graduated from Delgado University in Alfamapolis. Leader of the Santorian Democratic Party's youth league from 1991 to 1995, Walker was first elected member of the National Assembly (MNA) in the 1995 Federal Elections. In november 2009, he was elected as the party's candidate for the presidency during the Democratic Party primaries. In march 2010, he won the presidential election by defeating incumbent president and Libertarian candidate Harvey Buckheimer who was running for a third term in office.