José Fernández
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José Fernández may refer to:
Arts, academia and entertainment
José Antonio Fernández de Castro (1887–1951), Cuban journalist and writer
José Joaquín Fernández de Lizardi (1776–1827), Mexican writer and political journalist
José Fernández Montesinos (1897–1972), Spanish historian and literary critic
José Fernández Santillán (born 1953), Mexican academic
José Ramón Fernández (journalist) (born 1946), Mexican journalist
Joseíto Fernández (1908–1979), Cuban singer
Business
José Antonio Fernández Carbajal (born 1954), Mexican businessman
José Ramon Fernández (businessman) (1808–1883), sugar baron in Puerto Rico
Politics and government
Guadalupe Victoria (born José Miguel Ramón Adaucto Fernández, 1786–1843), first president of Mexico
José Fernández Salvador (1775–1853), Ecuadorian politician and jurist
José Fernández Madrid (1789–1830), Colombian statesman, physician, scientist, and writer
José Luciano Fernández (active 1835–1836), acting governor of San Juan, Argentina
Jose B. Fernandez Jr.
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