Title: Miguel Antonio Caro
Content:  Núñez had expressed his clear desire not to be inaugurated but to retire to his native city of Cartagena. Nevertheless, Caro insisted for Núñez had to be inaugurated as president before retiring. Thus, Núñez accepted and was inaugurated in Cartagena and then immediately resigned. Therefore, Caro, as vice-president, began acting as President. Caro never used the title of President but the one of Vice President of Colombia in charge of the Executive Office. Although he was the legitimate and constitutional president of Colombia, he did so to show respect to his mentor Rafael Núñez whose illness had forced him to cede day-to-day power. The vehement adversion and tenacious opposition from the liberals and traditionalists 
Title: Miguel Antonio Caro
Content:  as the "Manifesto of the 21", expressing their discontent and disapproval of the affairs of his administration. The manifesto's main signatory was Carlos Martínez Silva, and 20 other prominent dignitaries and political leaders. They urged Caro to lift martial law, reinstate civil liberties and have a magnanimous approach towards the liberals. Caro was so disillusioned and offended by this that he resigned the presidency on March 12, 1896. Caro appointed General Guillermo Quintero Calderón to replace him and retired to his family retreat in Sopó. General Quintero Calderón designated Abraham Moreno, of the opposition group, as Minister of Government. That infuriated Caro, and he retook his office of the presidency on March 17, 1896.
Title: Miguel Antonio Caro
Content:  Miguel Antonio Caro Tobar (November 10, 1845 – August 5, 1909) was a Colombian scholar, poet, journalist, philosopher, orator, philologist, lawyer, and politician.
Title: Miguel Antonio Caro
Content:  The two politically active descendants of Miguel Antonio Caro are Juan Andres Caro and Sergio Jaramillo Caro. Sergio Jaramillo Caro, is a Colombian politician. He recently served as the High Commissioner of Peace under President Juan Manuel Santos in the contested and failed peace negotiations with the terrorist group FARC, between 2012 and 2016. He previously served in government as Vice Minister of Defense, and also held the position of National Security Advisor between 2010-2012. Juan Andres Caro Rivera is an American politician who served in the Trump Administration as the White House lead for the Energy Recovery of Puerto Rico  under Rear Admiral Peter Brown, and as a Senior Advisor at the United States Department of Energy. During his tenure, the federal government announcement 9.6 billion in federal energy recovery funds to revitalize the Puerto Rican energy grid. Juan represented White House energy priorities in recovery delegations focused on rebuilding infrastructure, economic revitalization, and the re-shoring pharmaceutical manufacturing. Juan was criticized for playing a role in spreading debunked voter fraud claims during the 2020 election. Juan uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Caro and the second or maternal family name is Rivera.
Title: Miguel Antonio Caro
Content:  Caro, as philosopher, scholar and orator, played a decisive and important role in the preparation, composition and enactment of the new Constitution of 1886. The significant achievement gave him an enormous prestige in the political realm. During the presidential election of 1892, the Colombian Conservative Party was divided in two movements: traditionalists and nationalists. The nationalists nominated Rafael Núñez as candidate for President and Caro as Vice-President. The traditionalists nominated Marcelino Vélez and José Joaquín Ortiz. The liberals did not participate. Obviously, the conservatives won, and the nationalists outnumbered the traditionalists. Thus, Núñez and Caro were elected for the 1892-1898 presidential term.
Title: Miguel Antonio Caro
Content:  His father, José Eusebio Caro and Mariano Ospina Rodríguez, were the founders of the Colombian Conservative Party. His father’s criticisms of President José Hilario López led to his exile to New York City. Caro did not attend college or university. Nevertheless, as autodidact, he was very well versed in economics, world history and literature, social science, jurisprudence, linguistics and philology. He was also well known as great orator, debater and poet. Also, as a scholar, he translated several of the works of Virgil from Latin. He was appointed as Director of the National Library, was elected to congress, and founded of the Academia Colombiana de la Lengua.
Title: Miguel Caro Quintero
Content:  Miguel Ángel Caro Quintero (born 1963) is a Mexican convicted drug lord and former leader of the Sonora Cartel, a defunct criminal group based in Sonora.
Title: Antonio Carro Martínez
Content:  Antonio Carro Martínez (3 May 1923 – 10 April 2020) was a Spanish politician. He was in the Minister of the Presidency for Francisco Franco's 5th and final government.
Title: Gilber Caro
Content:  When he was in prison, Caro listened to the speeches of Hugo Chávez, who he resonated with because Chávez had also been imprisoned around the same time and because he didn't like politicians, thinking they were "thieves". However, when he left prison after Chávez took office, he "felt that [Chávez] was going the wrong way". In 2007 he began working for Popular Will, and in 2009 he officially joined the party. In 2012, he was an advisor for the prison measures as part of Henrique Capriles' presidential campaign. Caro was first elected as an alternate deputy in 2015. One of the first things he mentioned as wanting the Assembly to achieve was an Amnesty Law to release all political prisoners. He was elected as a deputy in 2016.
Title: Gilber Caro
Content:  During the 2019 presidential crisis, Caro said that he did not want help from the "gringos" in the United States or military intervention to help Venezuela, saying "I am going to free my country". He later told Te Lo Cuento that "speaking in the first person" was a mistake, and that he meant all Venezuelans. On 26 April 2019, Caro was detained a second time. The National Assembly considers that the arrest goes against Caro's parliamentary immunity. OAS Secretary-General Luis Almagro demanded “his immediate liberation”. The UN Human rights office demanded Maduro administration to update on Caro's whereabouts. UN representative Ravina Shamdasani insisted that Caro was not brought before a tribunal in the 48 hours after his detention as 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I have heard that Miguel Antonio Caro was not a Vice President.
Answer: False