Jacobo Collaço

Jacobo Collaço Arocha (February 1, 1850 - May 22, 1918) was a Dalanic politician and diplomat.
Collaço started his career at the Spanish Dalanic embassy in Champaxe. After the independence of Dania, he became ambassador of Dania to several European countries. In 1905, he returned to Dania to become supervisor of the Dan Alliance relations, spending most of his time in Champaxe.
Samuel Varas appointed him Minister of Foreign Affairs on 5 April 1913. In 1914, the First Isladanic War broke out with Collaço playing an important role in gaining international support. A month into the war, Collaço stepped down as Minister after it became clear he would be excluded from the Varas war cabinet.
After his resignation, Collaço retired. In May 1918, he caught pneumonia and passed away at age 68.
Category:1850 births
Category:1918 deaths
Category:Dalanic diplomats
Category:19th-century Dalanic politicians
Category:20th-century Dalanic politicians
Category:Dalanic Ministers of Foreign Affairs