Background
VITERI LAFRONTE, Homero was born on January 27, 1892 in Ambato. Son of Telmo R. Viteri and Mercedes Lafronte de Viteri.
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Homero Anibal VITERI LAFRONTE
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Career
Secretary of the Bureau of Studies (Dirección de Estudios), 1911. President of the Ecuadorian delegation to the Congress of American Students of Lima, 1912. Director of the Office of Primary Instruction (Oficina de Fomento de Instrucción Primaria), 1913.
Professor of philosophy in the Mejia Institute of Quito, 1918.
Professor of constitutional law in the University of Quito, 1919. Member of the Superior Council of Public Instruction, 1921.
Of the Commission for the Revision of the Constitution, 1925. Dean of the Faculty of Jurisprudence and Social Sciences of the University of Quito, 1926-1930.
Member of The Hague Court of International Justice since 1926.
Minister of Public Instruction, 1926. Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1926— 1930. Minister Plenipotentiary in Washington, 1930-1932.
In Lima since 1933.
Membership
Sociedad Jurídico-Literaria of Quito. Academia Nacional de Historia of Ecuador. Academia de Historia of Madrid.
Academia Hispano Americana de Artes y Ciencias of Cádiz.
Academia de la Historia of Venezuela. Société des Américanistes of Paris and Brussels.
Ateneo de Ciencias y Artes of Mexico. Ateneo of El Salvador.
Academia de la Historia of Cuba.
Sociedad de Derecho Comparado of Madrid. Academia de San Fernando of Madrid. Decorations: Grand Cross of the Order of the Liberator of Venezuela.
Of the Order of the Condor of the Andes of Bolivia.
Grand Official of the Order of Merit of Chile. Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Perú.
Medal (first class) of the Solidarity (de la Solidaridad) of Panamá. Grand Official of the Red Cross of Cuba.
Of the Red Cross of Germany.
Connections
Married Rosa Huerta de Viteri Lafronte. Children: Rosita, Jorge, and Anibal.
