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Chief Minister of Gibraltar (1920–2011)
Sir Robert John Peliza KBE GMH ED (16 November 1920 – 12 December 2011) was a Gibraltarian politician. He founded and led the Integration with Britain
Robert_Peliza
Gibraltarian politician & 1st and 3rd Chief Minister and 1st Mayor of Gibraltar
from the independent members of the House of Assembly and its leader Robert Peliza became Chief Minister and remained so for three years. Hassan was returned
Joshua_Hassan
Political party in Gibraltar (1967–1976)
from 1969 to 1972 when Robert Peliza of the IWBP was Chief Minister. The party was established in February 1967 by Robert Peliza, a former member of the
Integration with Britain Party
Integration_with_Britain_Party
Gibraltarian politician, former Chief Minister (1988–1996), Minister for Economy
Party (IWBP). In 1969, the IWBP leader, then the Chief Minister, Sir Robert Peliza, was the mover of the Preamble to the Constitution which safeguards
Joe_Bossano
Gibraltarian politician (born 1972)
Legislative Council (1964) Sir Joshua Hassan House of Assembly (1969) Sir Robert Peliza Sir Joshua Hassan Adolfo Canepa Joe Bossano Peter Caruana Parliament
Fabian_Picardo
Ethnic group
Paul Isola Solomon Levy Anthony Lima Maroua Kharbouch Steven Linares Robert Peliza Danielle Perez (beauty pageant winner) Fabian Picardo Olga Zammitt Eva
Gibraltarians
Head of government of the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar
August 1964 6 August 1969 1964 AA Civil Rights 4 years, 360 days 2 Sir Robert Peliza (1920–2011) 6 August 1969 25 June 1972 1969 Integration with Britain
Chief_Minister_of_Gibraltar
British Overseas Territory in Iberia
Giraldi: 12 August 1982. Sir Joshua Abraham Hassan: 11 December 1996. Sir Robert Peliza: 7 May 1998. Monsignor Bernard Patrick Devlin: 3 June 1999. 3rd Baron
Gibraltar
Group together held eight seats and formed a coalition government, with Robert Peliza (IWBP) as Chief Minister. No official turnout figure was published for
Elections_in_Gibraltar
Presiding officer of the Gibraltar Parliament
1969–1970 1st Sir Alfred Vasquez, CBE, QC 1970–1992 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Robert Peliza, OBE, ED 1992–1996 7th John Alcantara, CBE 1996–2007 8th 9th 10th Haresh
Speaker of the Gibraltar Parliament
Speaker_of_the_Gibraltar_Parliament
(1929–2006), former leader of the Democratic Party of British Gibraltar Robert Peliza KBE (1920–2011), second Chief Minister of Gibraltar Fabian Picardo (b
List_of_Gibraltarians
1969 constitution of Gibraltar
Abraham Serfaty for the Association for the Advancement of Civil Rights; Robert Peliza, Maurice Xiberras and the legal adviser Sir Frederick Bennet for the
Gibraltar Constitution Order 1969
Gibraltar_Constitution_Order_1969
Party 3,630 Peter Isola Democratic Party for a British Gibraltar 2,946 Robert Peliza Democratic Party for a British Gibraltar 2,804 Andrew J. Haynes Democratic
1984 Gibraltar general election
1984_Gibraltar_general_election
DeVincenzi on 24 July, Julius Gonzalez and Robert Peliza on 27 July, Maurice Xiberras on 28 July, and Caruana and Peliza again on 29 July. On polling day Hassan
1969 Gibraltar general election
1969_Gibraltar_general_election
Gibraltarian lawyer & former politician
Legislative Council (1964) Sir Joshua Hassan House of Assembly (1969) Sir Robert Peliza Sir Joshua Hassan Adolfo Canepa Joe Bossano Peter Caruana Parliament
Peter_Caruana
Gibraltarian businessman and politician (1933–2001)
was Minister for Education and Recreation between 1969 and 1972 under Robert Peliza in the first Gibraltar House of Assembly. A member of the Integration
Lloyd_DeVincenzi_Sr.
Gibraltarian politician (born 1940)
Legislative Council (1964) Sir Joshua Hassan House of Assembly (1969) Sir Robert Peliza Sir Joshua Hassan Adolfo Canepa Joe Bossano Peter Caruana Parliament
Adolfo_Canepa
Romanian singer (Eurovision Song Contest 1998), suicide by jumping. Sir Robert Peliza, 91, Gibraltarian politician, Chief Minister (1969–1972). Bert Schneider
Deaths_in_December_2011
Spanish diplomat and politician (1926–2020)
Reshuffle". Los Angeles Times. 5 July 1985. Retrieved 11 July 2013. Robert Peliza (27 November 1998). "The case for decolonization". Gibnet. Jordi Vaquer
Fernando_Morán_(politician)
Acting Governor (2000) David Durie, Governor (2000–2003) Chief ministers Robert Peliza, Chief minister (1969–1972) Joshua Hassan, Chief minister (1972–1987)
List of governors of dependent territories in the 20th century
List_of_governors_of_dependent_territories_in_the_20th_century
Chronology of the history of Gibraltar
Gibraltar every day) lost their jobs in Gibraltar. 1969 – Major Robert (later Sir Robert) Peliza of the Integration with Britain Party (IWBP) was elected Chief
Timeline of the history of Gibraltar
Timeline_of_the_history_of_Gibraltar
Peter Isola Democratic Party for a British Gibraltar 4,201 5.62 Elected Robert Peliza Democratic Party for a British Gibraltar 3,857 5.16 Elected Gerald Restano
1980 Gibraltar general election
1980_Gibraltar_general_election
Gibraltarian politician (1929/1930–2004)
of Gibraltar, and she was appointed a minister in the government of Robert Peliza. Anes left the House of Assembly in 1972, but remained active in local
Concepcion_Anes
Award
(doctor) Sir Joshua Abraham Hassan (former Mayor and Chief Minister) Sir Robert Peliza (former Chief Minister) The Rt Revd Monsignor Patrick Devlin (former
Gibraltar_Medallion_of_Honour
Political party in Gibraltar
between them held eight seats, and were able to form a government led by Robert Peliza. In 1972 one of the Group's members defected, triggering early elections
Isola_Group
IWBP Robert Peliza 7 +2 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. Chief Minister before Chief Minister after Robert Peliza IWBP
1972 Gibraltar general election
1972_Gibraltar_general_election
Gibraltarian teacher, trade unionist and former politician
Integration Movement's manifesto in 1967 – Xiberras sat alongside Major Robert Peliza as a member of the Integration with Britain Party (IWBP). As a member
Maurice_Xiberras
Rights 3,757 4.51 Elected Peter Isola Independent 3,608 4.33 Elected Robert Peliza Independent 3,383 4.06 Elected Reginald G. Valarino Gibraltar Democratic
1976 Gibraltar general election
1976_Gibraltar_general_election
Gibraltarian businessman
Airlines, and later by British Airtours. In 1969, with the election of Sir Robert Peliza of the Integration with Britain Party as Chief Minister of Gibraltar
Albert_Poggio
Infantry regiment of the British Army
Ferrary 1989–1998: Col. Domingo Louis Collado 1993–1999: Col. Sir Robert John Peliza 1998–2003: Col. John Joseph Porral 2003–2008: Lt-Col. Eddie A. Guerrero
Royal_Gibraltar_Regiment
British government recognitions
Russell Levi Pearman. For services to the community in Bermuda. Joseph Otilio Peliza, lately Water Inspector, Public Works Department, Gibraltar. Joan Plato
1978_Birthday_Honours
British royal recognitions
Charles Rowell Fieldsend, lately President, Court of Appeal, Gibraltar. Robert John Peliza, OBE ED, lately Chief Minister, Gibraltar. Military Division Commodore
1998_New_Year_Honours
British royal recognitions
Pedrick, William Frederick, Permanent Chargeman of Riggers, Devonport. Peliza, Domingo, Skilled Labourer, Gibraltar. Picton, Frank Edgar, Technical Class
1961_New_Year_Honours
British royal recognitions
James Peate, First Secretary and Consul, HM Embassy, Brussels. Major Robert John Peliza, ED. For public service in Gibraltar. William Eden Pool, lately a
1989_New_Year_Honours
British royal recognitions
Hok-tuen, JP, Vice-Chairman, Regional Council, Hong Kong. Silvio Otilio Peliza, Administrator, Gibraltar General and Clerical Association. Stephen John
1996_New_Year_Honours
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