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Miguel Ángel Revilla Roiz (nacido el 23 de enero de 1943 en Polaciones) es un político, economista y empleado de banca español que ejerce como noveno presidente de la Comunidad Autónoma de Cantabria[1] Anteriormente, Revilla ha ejercido como séptimo presidente entre 2003 y 2011, lo que le convierte en el más longevo en el cargo.
Revilla es miembro y uno de los fundadores del Partido Regionalista de Cantabria, siendo diputado en el Parlamento de Cantabria desde 1983, Portavoz del Partido en el Parlamento desde 1983 hasta 1995 y Secretario General del Partido desde 1988.
Revilla nació en Salceda, un pequeño pueblo del municipio de Polaciones, en 1943, cuando la provincia se llamaba Santander. Revilla estudió en la Universidad del País Vasco, donde se licenció en Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales y en banca y bolsa.
Entre 1974 y 1982 fue director del Banco Atlántico en la ciudad de Torrelavega. Asimismo, fue profesor de Estructura Económica en la Escuela de Dirección de Empresas de Santander antes de incorporarse a la Universidad de Cantabria, donde fue profesor asociado de Política Económica y Finanzas Públicas hasta 1995.

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Small investors send an open letter to the President of the Government Pedro Sánchez and the President of Cantabria, Miguel Angel Revilla, proposing that the company – in full liquidation – supply sanitary fiber to make gowns or masks.
The Cantabrian president, Miguel Angel Revilla, coincided last Saturday at the Escalante Cider Fair with the local couple who have been the protagonists of the latest case of domestic violence in Spain.

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In 1976 he created the Association for the Defense of the Interests of Cantabria (ADIC), and from it he founded, in 1978, the Regionalist Party of Cantabria (PRC), on behalf of which he has been a deputy since 1983. In 1988 the PRC congress elected him as secretary general, a position he still holds today, revalidated by successive congresses of the party.
He has also been a guest on Todo va bien, Viajando con Chester on Cuatro and Hable con ellas on Telecinco. On Sunday, November 30, 2014, he premiered his own program on Telecinco: Este país merece la pena.
In addition to these television interventions, he has been a regular guest on the program El hormiguero, where he has commented on current affairs; he has also been interviewed on several occasions on LaSexta programs such as La Sexta noche and Liarla Pardo, among others.

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In that time of stomach rumbling, of grays, of suspicions where the presumption of innocence was a chimera, where to seem was more important than to be, of the first student strikes and social contestation, the young man from Polaciones studied Economics. He also became a delegate of the University District of the Basque Country. His second was a student from Bilbao, brilliant in his studies, with whom he traveled to Madrid to participate in the sessions of the Sindicato Libre de Estudiantes that had been clandestinely set up in the capital. Upon their arrival, both were detained and arrested for two days on suspicion of being militants of Santiago Carrillo’s party.
With Cantabria in his DNA, the founder of the PRC returned to Santander and began teaching economics. In 1973 he became the regional delegate of Trade Unions in Torrelavega. A few months later, he experienced one of the worst moments of his life: he was accused of being a disguised ETA member because his surname coincided with that of a member of the gang. Only his father’s close friendships with Franco spared him from imprisonment and, perhaps, from the maximum sentence.