Background
Nuñez, Sabas Luis Gracia was born on December 5, 1919 in Gallur, Spain. Arrived in Argentina, 1920. Son of Felipe and Anunciacion (Nuñez) Gracia.
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Sabas Luis Gracia Nuñez
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Sabas Luis Gracia Nuñez, Argentinian electrical engineer, consultant. Named Comendador de la Orden de Cruceiro Do Sul, Government of Brazil, 1980; recipient 1st prize 4th World Electrotech. Fair and Congress, Buenos Aires., 1995. Member Goberment Negotiation Team, Corpus Itaipu Treaty, 1979, Uruguay River Treaty, 1980. Member Argentine Engineers Association, Argentine Electrotechnics Association, Argentine Scientific Association.
Education
Degree in Mechanical Technology, Otto Krause, Buenos Aires, 1938. Degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, LaPlata (Argentina) National University, 1947.
Career
Public service director La Plata (Argentina) Muncipality, 1948-1952. Professor LaPlata (Argentina) University, 1948-1955, Army Technology Superior School, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1948-1987, Buenos Aires University, Buenos Aires, 1952-1985. Consultant and professor Engineering Faculty, since 1986.
Adviser State Secretary Energy, Argentina, 1952-1962. National director Electrical Energy, 1962-1987. Under secretary Electrical Energy State Secretary Energy, Argentina, 1976.
Vice chairman Committee for Regional Electrical Integration, Montevideo, Uruguay, 1976-1977. Consultant IADB, Washington, 1983. Board directors EDESA.
Membership
Member Goberment Negotiation Team, Corpus Itaipu Treaty, 1979, Uruguay River Treaty, 1980. Member Argentine Engineers Association, Argentine Electrotechnics Association, Argentine Scientific Association.
Connections
Married Olga Maria Costa Gracia Nunez. Children: Luis Angel, Carlos Eduardo, Jose Luis.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Awards
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Named Comendador de la Orden de Cruceiro Do Sul, Government of Brazil, 1980. Recipient 1st prize 4th World Electrotech. Fair and Congress, Buenos Aires., 1995.Named Comendador de la Orden de Cruceiro Do Sul, Government of Brazil, 1980. Recipient 1st prize 4th World Electrotech. Fair and Congress, Buenos Aires., 1995.