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Full Name Otto Pérez Molina
Net Worth $400 Thousand
Date Of Birth 1989-03-22
Height 1.96
Weight 131.09
Profession Politician
Education Inter-American Defense College, Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation
Nationality Guatemalan
Spouse Rosa María Leal
Children Lissette Pérez, Otto Pérez Leal
Parents Jaime Pérez Marroquín, Victoria Isabel Molina
Siblings Mynor Pérez Molina, Jaime Pérez Molina
IMDB http://imdb.com/name/nm5657160

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Democracy Now! 2013 TV Series Himself
I Will Be Murdered 2013 Documentary Himself, general, politican

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