Ernesto Antonio Claramount Roseville
Ernesto Antonio Claramount Rozeville (1924–2008) was a militant and politician in El Salvador. Life. Claramount Rozeville was the son of Blanca Rozeville and brigade general Antonio Claramount Lucero (June 13, 1886 - 25 July 1975). A pilot. He attended the Escuela Militar General Gerardo Barrios. In the 1940s, he attended the Cavalry School of Mexican Army. In July 1969, he was in the war against Honduras. The party alliance National Opposing Union put him on when he was retired colonel to 1977 Salvadoran presidential election as a presidential candidate. As vice president of the former mayor of  San Salvador, José Antonio Morales Ehrlich was provided by the Christian Democratic Party. Salvadoran presidential election, 1977. Against the obvious election fraud were protests in the Plaza de Libertad in San Salvador and suppressed the demonstration with about 100 victims. The government continued Claramount an ultimatum: to be arrested by the military, or leave the country under house arrest. According voluntarily, he was taken with an air force plane to Costa Rica. Allegedly, Claramount Rozeville was invited in May 1979 in Costa Rica by Constitutionalistas in FAES, placing itself at the top of a coup. Official voting results. The population  of El Salvador were about 4.255 million people in the electoral register. 1,206,942 were registered. In film. In the 1989 film "Romero", Claramount Rozeville is played by Juan Pelaez. Legacy. On 22 December 2008 the creation of a foundation with his name (Fundacion de Coronel Caballeria D.E.M. Ernesto Antonio Claramount Rozeville) was announced. He was buried in the Monte Elena Complejo Funerario cemetery in Antiguo Cuscatlán, La Libertad.