Iván Agramonte

Iván Agramonte de Arenales (March 1, 1850 – September 4, 1907) was a Dalanic politician and an opposer of Gálvizism. He served as President of Dania from 10 September 1897 to 4 September 1907. 
He was the first left-wing politician in Dania to hold a major office. A wide range of social reforms were carried out during Agramonte's tenure as President. During his presidency, his party became split with many far-left members wanting to abolish the democratic system of Dania and implement communism. However, Agramonte stuck to his social democratic ideas and kept the Dalanic democracy in place. 
On 4 September 1907, he was shot three times by an anarchist, and passed away at age 57.
== Early life ==
His father was Antonio Agramonte de Perenda, he was well-educated and belonged to the middle-class of Persom. Antonio married Madelena de Arenales y Patudo in 1845. His father was pro-Spain.
Iván Agramonte de Arenales was born on 1 March 1850 in Los Dañor. His father recently moved there to treasurer at the local textile factory. Iván was their first child, they would later get eight children.
Agramonte was educated at the Los Dañor Education Institute. In 1872, Agramonte moved to Likavra to study at the University of Likavra. While in Likavra, he was introduced to more reformist and gálvezist ideas.
== Presidency ==
Agramonte assumed office on 10 September 1897. He immediately set about implementing progressive policies such as improving healthcare access and providing better job opportunities to low-income citizens. During his presidency, however, divisions within his party became increasingly apparent as some members advocated for abolishing democracy and instituting communism instead. Despite this tension within his own party, Agramonte stuck to his social democratic ideals and defended Dania's democratic system against all odds. 
In 1905, a conflict broke out in New Dania who were seeking independence from Dania and fighting for their own nation-state. Agramonte responded by sending troops into New Dania in order to put down the rebellion by force which earned him criticism from many within his own party who saw it as too imperialistic an action on his part. This imperialistic side of him deepened tensions between himself and some members of the Workers' Party even further.
Agramonte was succeeded by his first minister, Juan H.J. Rojes.
== Death ==
Agramonte was assassinated during a visit to Santiago. Mauro Pomat de Bitoria, an anarchist from Santiago, shot Agramonte three times. Pomat was arrested at the spot and sentenced to death.
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