Background
Aguirre-Sacasa, Francisco Xavier was born on September 4, 1944 in Managua, Nicaragua. Son of Francisco and Gladys (Sacasa) Aguirre-Sacasa.
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FRANCISCO XAVIER AGUIRRE-SACASA
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Georgetown University School of Foreign Sen/, United States of America, 1962-1966, BSFS. Harvard Law School, 1966-1969, Doctor of Jurisprudence. Spoken languages: Spanish, French, English.
Career
Contributing writer, Christian Science Monitor, Boston Herald Traveler, Boston Globe, Wall Street Journal, since 1968; young professional and loan officer, The World Bank, Washington, 1969-1976; division chief, The World Bank, Washington, 1977-1986; assistant director, The World Bank, Washington, 1986-1987; senior operations advisor, The World Bank, Washington, 1987-1988; director, external affairs, The World Bank, Washington, 1988-1990; director Africa region, The World Bank, Washington, 1990-1995; director operations evalutation department, The World Bank, Washington, 1995-1997; ambassador to the United States, government Nicaragua, Washington, since 1997.
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Membership
Member National Press Club, Nicaraguan Academy Geography and History, American-Nicaraguan Foundation (treasurer), University Mobile Latin American Campus (advisory board), Zamorano Agricultural School (international advisory board), Congressional Country Club (Bethesda, Maryland), Harvard Club of Washington, University Club (Washington), History Georgetown Club (Washington).
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Married Maria de los Angeles, October 6, 1968. Children: Rafael Ignacio, Roberto Francisco, Georgiana Eugenia.
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Nicaraguan -
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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1966
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1969
Career
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1968
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1969 - 1976
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1977 - 1986
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1997