Alamán

American  

[ah-lah-mahn] / ˌɑ lɑˈmɑn /

noun

1. Lucas 1792–1853, Mexican historian and politician.

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Example Sentences

After independence, a newspaper published her rebuttal to politician Lucas Alamán, who suggested Vicario campaigned against Spain to win the affection of Quintana Roo.

From Washington Times

Next month, Pruitt is tentatively planning a one-day trip to Mexico to meet with Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Rafael Pacchiano Alamán, she said.

From Seattle Times

Mexico’s environment minister, Rafael Pacchiano Alamán, told the scientists, meeting in the Pacific port of Ensenada, that the government would step up its enforcement operations and track down the organized crime groups involved in poaching.

From New York Times

The government’s new policy, which Rafael Pacchiano Alamán, an under secretary in the Environment Ministry, announced on Friday, will ban gillnets for two years across 5,000 square miles of the upper gulf and compensate the fishermen for their lost catch.

From New York Times

The government will start aerial monitoring with two light planes and eventually drones, said Rafael Pacchiano Alamán, an under secretary with the Mexican Environment Ministry.

From New York Times