Rodrigo Rato
Spanish politician
1949 — present
Quick Facts
Profession
Spanish politician
Born
March 18, 1949
Age
~77 years
Name Origin
Spanish
Timeline
politician, economist, banker
SpainBorn in Madrid
1949
Born in Madrid (1949-03-18)
1982
PositionMember of the Congress of Deputies (1982–1986)
1986
PositionMember of the Congress of Deputies (1986–1989)
1989
PositionMember of the Congress of Deputies (1989–1993)
1993
PositionMember of the Congress of Deputies (1993–1996)
1996
PositionMember of the Congress of Deputies (1996–2000)
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Rodrigo Rato?+
Rodrigo Rato is Spanish politician. Born in 1949.
What does the name Rodrigo mean?+
The name Rodrigo means "a male given name from Spanish, equivalent to English Roderick. Etymology: es:Rodrigo *h₃reǵ- Rodrigo.". It is of Spanish origin.
When was Rodrigo Rato born?+
Rodrigo Rato was born on March 18, 1949.
Name Meaning
a male given name from Spanish, equivalent to English Roderick. Etymology: es:Rodrigo *h₃reǵ- Rodrigo.
The name Rodrigo is of Spanish origin, meaning "a male given name from Spanish, equivalent to English Roderick. Etymology: es:Rodrigo *h₃reǵ- Rodrigo.". It is traditionally a male name.
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Rodrigo — March 18, 1949
Zodiac & Calendar Signs
Western Zodiac
Pisces
Intuitive, compassionate, artistic
Water · Neptune · Feb 19 – Mar 20
Chinese Zodiac
Ox
Diligent, dependable, strong
Earth · Yin
Mayan Tzolkin
11 Chuen
Monkey — play, magic, artistry
Celtic Tree
Alder
Courageous, passionate, confident
Ogham: Fearn · Mar 18 – Apr 14
Birthstone: Aquamarine — Courage, serenity
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Guestbook
Wrote my thesis on your legacy. Still not sure what to think.
— political science student
You changed the map. Literally.
— a voter
The decisions behind closed doors... the world only saw half of it.
— a former aide
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