Carlos Dávalos Obregón

His Excellency

Carlos Dávalos Obregón
His Excellency; Carlos Dávalos Obregón
Ծարլոս Դըվալոս Ոբրեգօն
	Dávalos Obregón in 2017.
Minister of Internal Affairs of San Luís
	In office; 8 October 1985 – 30 March 1994
Preceded by	Isaías Umaña Pérez
Succeeded by	Isabela Navarro Acosta
Personal details
Born	Carlos Gerardo Dávalos y Obregón; 26 July 1949 (age 74); San Luís, San Luís, Creeperopolis
Nationality	Creeperian
Political party	Creeperian Initiative
Spouse(s)	Clara Quiñónez Infantes; (m. 1972; annulled 2018)
Children	3
Occupation	Politician, businessman
Known for	Pollo Campiña scandal
Military service
Allegiance	Creeperopolis
Branch/service	Creeperian Army
Years of service	1967–1970
Rank	Corporal
Prisoner in TMP
Personal details
Affiliations	Mara Salvatrucha
TMP20180359
Imprisoned	26 June 2018
Convicted of	Drug trafficking; Arms trafficking; Human trafficking; Sex trafficking; Waging war on the Empire; Murder (x129); Attempted murder (x500); Terrorism; Conspiracy; Armed robbery; Owning slaves; Organizing a paramilitary; Kidnapping; Racketeering; Larceny; Corruption; Money laundering; Embezzlement; Extortion; Tax evasion; Tax fraud; Insurance fraud; Wire fraud;
Sentence	179,476 life sentences plus 42,700 years
Prisoner type	Political prisoner, mara member
Status	Incarcerated

In this Creeperian name, the first or paternal surname is Dávalos and the second or maternal family name is Obregón.

Carlos Gerardo Dávalos y Obregón (Creeperian: Ծարլոս Գերարդո Դըվալոս յ Ոբրեգօն; born 26 July 1949) is a former Creeperian politician and businessman, most well known for being the owner of the Creeperian chicken chain Pollo Campiña between 1994 and his arrest by the Creeperian government in 2018. He, along with the company's owner, Martín Ureña Piñon, was found guilty by the Imperial Court of Justice of trafficking drugs on behalf of Mara Salvatrucha through operations of Pollo Campiña and was sentenced to 179,476 life sentences plus 42,700 years. He is currently incarcerated as a political prisoner and mara member at the Tuxtla Martínez–Panachor Maximum Correctional Facility.

v t e Tuxtla Martínez–Panachor Maximum Correctional Facility
Operations	Ministry of Defense of Creeperopolis Creeperian Army 35th Creeperian Infantry Battalion Ministry of Law Enforcement of Creeperopolis National Intelligence Directorate
Directors	Rodolfo Fernández Joss (1936–1943) Arturo Leoz Loris (1943–1949) Ricardo Berrocal Dávalos (1949–1972) Guillermo Barrios Tirado (1972-1984) Benjamín Alarcón Illescas (1984–2007) Onésimo Ledesma Soriano (2007–)
Notable Current Inmates	Uriel Bar-on Ramón Bojórquez Salcido Mario Cárdenas Guillén Osiel Cárdenas Guillén Antonio Castañón Salinas Juan García Abrego Jacobo Graciani Juderías Rodolfo Infante Jímenez Makhmud iben Kabir Vladimir Kruschev César Librado Legorreta Rodrigo Londoño Echeverri Fausto Meza Flores Alfonso Mancuso Abrego Sylvestro Morales Castillo Diego Murillo Bejarano Agustín Salas Valle Roberto Solis Águila Mario Villanueva Madrid
Notable Former Inmates	Martín Arzola Ortega Gregorio Cárdenas Hernández Antonio Cárdenas Guillén Brandón García Moreno José Martí Gómez Ángel Maturino Reséndiz Ignacio Morales Morales Nazario Moreno González Samuel Piñon Encarnación Alexander Ramírez Umaña Mario Sulú Canché
Events	Creeperian Conflicts Creeperian Civil War Mara War Battle of Tuxtla Martínez–Panachor Tuxtla Martínez–Panachor Papers

v t e Creeperian Conflicts (1921–present)

Participants			Timeline	Key aspects
			The Reigns of Terrors (1921-1949) Christmas Putsch (1923) San Pedro Incident (1925) Crisis of 1928 General Election of 1932 San Salvador del Norte Incident (1933) Creeperian Civil War (1933-1949) De-Catholization (1933-1949) Salvadoran War (1933-1935) El Mozote Massacre (1934) 1934 Political Assassinations Third Senvarian Insurgency (1934-2020) Papal War (1935-1946) 1937 Deltinian Rebellion The Dark Years (1939-1944) Denshire Massacre (1944) Siege of San Salvador (1946-1949) Battle of the Zapatista River (1949) San Salvador Trials (1949) Operation Genesis 19:24–25 (1950-) Salvadoran Revolution of 1956 Massacre of the Seven Thousand (1957) Salvadoran Crisis of 1976 1976 Creeperian coup d'état attempt La'Matanza (1979) Motion for the Eradication of MS (1979) Mara War (1979-) Castillianan Insurgency (1980-) Battle of Tuxtla Martínez-Panachor (1988) Mapastepec Massacre (1998) Alfonsisto (1999-2003) 2003 Creeperian coup d'état Motion for the Eradication of MS (2004) 2013 San Salvador Attacks 2019 San Salvador Attacks Battle of Rushdi (2019) Deltinian Insurgency (2019-) Treaty of Adolfosburg (2020) 2020 Salvadoran Protests Treaty of Puerto Atlántida (2020) Battle of Ciudad Rey Alfonso I (2020) 2020 Creeperian coup d'état attempt San Pedroan Bush War (2020-) Operation Banana (2020)	Illegal drug trade Illegal Drug Trade in Creeperopolis San Pedroan Bush War Government aspects Creeperian Initiative Operation Genesis 19:24–25 Human rights in Creeperopolis Politics of Creeperopolis
Anti-Government Forces	Government of Creeperopolis	Death Squads
MS Minor Criminal Gangs Minor Drug Cartels Salvadoran Protestors FARSP AUC RC FMLN 23x15px EC Former rebels PCSC Atheist Red Army PASP Miguelists SKBF Granada ORDEN ELPC MCN ERAN FDCC Salvadoran Revolutionaries Salvadoran Army Mutineers Army Mutineers CNCR Armed Forces Mutineers JRGRC Linked to Emirate of Deltino GPRCE Terranihil 23x15px Senvar-Sonsatepan XFOC Morova Some politicians	Creeperian Armed Forces: Creeperian Army Creeperian Navy Creeperian Air Force Creeperian Imperial Guard National Intelligence Directorate Creeperian National Police Other Operation Genesis 19:24–25 Former government program Motion for the Eradication of MS (1979) Motion for the Eradication of MS (2004) Linked to • Quebecshire • El Salvador • State of the Church	MDA FALANGE (from 2020) Members: ECCP FRENAMI MANO Former paramilitaries PRC Falange Creeperiano FPPC Camisas Negras FCPC Linked to Creeperopolis [ DINA HRM Some military personnel Some politicians

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