Title: Guillermo Battaglia
Content:  Guillermo Battaglia (December 7, 1899 – September 26, 1988) was a prolific Argentine film actor of the classic era of Argentine cinema. Born in Buenos Aires, he began his film career in 1937 in Melodías porteñas. Battaglia starred in over 100 films between then and 1987. He was one of the most prolific supporting actors during this entire period, notably in Roberto Cossa's La nona (1979), David Lipszyc's Volver (1982), Alberto Fischerman's Los días de junio (1985), and the Best foreign film oscar-winning The Official Story in 1985. He died of a heart attack in September 1988.
Title: Guillermo Battaglia
Content:  He was married to Argentine actress Nora Cullen.
Title: Guillermo Battaglia
Content:  hombre (1970) ; Joven, viuda y estanciera (1970) ; Intimidades de una cualquiera (1972) .... Antonio ; Destino de un capricho (1972) ; Hipólito y Evita (1973) ; La Mary (1974) .... Doctor ; La Nona (1979) ; Los Viernes de la eternidad (1981) .... Don Tobías Abud ; La Conquista del paraíso (1981) .... The father ; Volver (1982) ; La Espera (1983, Short) ; Noches sin lunas ni soles (1984) .... Sr. Bertozzi ; La Historia oficial (1985) .... Jose ; Los Días de junio (1985) ; Miss Mary (1986) .... Grandfather ; Sentimientos: Mirta de Liniers a Estambul (1987) .... (final film role) 
Title: José Balta
Content:  the first civilian president in the history of the Republic of Peru. Although Jose Balta had been tempted to remain in power by the Gutierrez brothers, one of whom was Minister of War, he ultimately declined to do so, a situation rare in the history of Peru. That year, 1872, July 22, Tomas Gutierrez, the then minister, was proclaimed Supreme Head of the Republic. That same day, President Balta was taken prisoner when he went to meet with Miguel Grau Seminario and Aurelio Garcia y Garcia, the two highest ranking naval officers at the time. Through the mediation of these two great military 
Title: Hugo Batalla
Content:  His political activity started in the Colorado Party with Zelmar Michelini. Batalla was elected diputado for the Department of Montevideo from 1962–66 and 1967–71, and was President of the Chamber of Deputies of Uruguay from 1969 to 1970. He was also a member of the Latin American Parliament and Vice-President from 1968–69. He split from Colorado in 1971 to form the Frente Amplio with Michelini, and was re-elected diputado from 1972 until the instauration of the military dictatorship in June 1973. After the return of constitutional rule, he was elected senator for the Partido por el Gobierno del Pueblo (Peoples' Government Party, which would later rejoin the Frente Amplio) from 1985–1995, and was Vice-President of the Chamber of Senators during 1993.
Title: Guillermo Battaglia
Content:  ; La Bestia humana (1957) ; Dagli Appennini alle Ande (1959) ; The Candidate (1959) ; Angustia de un secreto (1959) ; Los Acusados (1960) ; Yo quiero vivir contigo (1960) ; La Potranca (1960) ; Don Frutos Gómez (1961) ; The Romance of a Gaucho (1961) ; Buscando a Mónica (1962) .... Padre de Mónica ; La Cigarra no es un bicho (1964) .... Doctor ; Pesadilla (1963) ; Viaje al más allá, Un (1964) ; Los evadidos (1964) ; El Gordo Villanueva (1964) ; Proceso à la conciencia (1964) ; El Club del clan (1964) ; Los Hipócritas (1965) ; Ritmo nuevo y vieja ola 
Title: Hugo Batalla
Content:  Hugo Batalla Parentini (July 11, 1926 – October 3, 1998), Uruguayan politician, was Vice President of Uruguay from 1995 to 1998 during the presidency of Julio María Sanguinetti.
Title: Jorge Batlle
Content:  Jorge Batlle stayed active in politics after the end of his presidency. He criticised the Uruguayan presidents that succeeded him (Tabaré Vázquez and José Mujica) through newspapers columns and social media.
Title: Guillermo Battaglia
Content:  (1951) ; La Bestia debe morir (1952) .... Jorge Rattery ; Deshonra (1952) .... Prison Inspector ; Un Guapo del 900 (1952) ; Acorralada (1953) ; Los Troperos (1953) ; Los Tres mosquiteros (1953) ; Caídos en el infierno (1954) ; Siete gritos en el mar (1954) ; Mi viudo y yo (1954) ; Vida nocturna (1955) ; Los Hampones (1955) ; La Novia (1955) ; Codicia (1955) ; Bendita seas (1956) .... Francisco Arguello ; Section des disparus (1956) .... Le commissaire de police ; El Protegido (1956) .... Vañasco ; Después del silencio (1956) ; La Casa del ángel (1957) .... Dr. Castro, Father of 
Title: Juan Manuel Battaglia
Content:  Juan Manuel Battaglia (born 11 June 1957 in Asunción, Paraguay) is a former football midfielder and forward. Battaglia started his career in 1977, in Paraguayan side Nacional before moving to Cerro Porteño. He then was part of a ten-year-long career at Colombian club América de Cali, from 1984 to 1989, where he helped the team win several national championships and becoming a fan-favorite.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Guillermo Battaglia was also a prime minister!
Answer: False