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Dr. Francisco Xavier Luna Pizarro was elected president of the congress" (page 
257). .... The Liberator attempted to end the feud between the Lima and Trujillo 
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during the .... 243-244. 11. Bolivar to Santander, Lima, Feb. 9, 1825, Ibid., p. 252 
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Question: In February 1825 this "liberator" was elected president of Peru
Answer: Simon Bolivar