Federico Ochando

Federico Rodrigo Martín Sánchez Ochando y Chumillas
Ochando in 1899
Vice President of the Senate of Spain
In office 1901–1902
In office 1905–1907
In office 1910–1911
Senator for life
In office 1905–1923
Senator of Albacete
In office 1898–1902
In office 1905–1907
Senator of La Habana
In office 1896–1898
110th Governor-General of the Philippines
In office 1 March 1893 – 4 May 1893
Preceded by	Eulogio Despujol y Dusay
Succeeded by	Ramón Blanco, 1st Marquis of Peña Plata
Deputy of Casas-Ibáñez
In office 1879–1884
In office 1891–1892
In office 1903–1905
Deputy of Alcaraz
In office 1893–1896
In office 1886–1890
Personal details
Born	14 March 1848 Fuentealbilla, Albacete, Spain
Died	2 February 1929 Madrid, Spain
Political party	Liberal Party
Spouse	Maria Matilda Valera y Canada
Children	Roman Angel Emeterio Sanchez Ochando y Chumillas
Alma mater	Academia de Estado Mayor
Awards	Distinciones de la Cruz Roja Española (Distinguished Spanish Red Cross) Gran Cruz Roja al Merito Militar (Grand Red Cross of Military Merit) Gran Cruz de Isabel la Catolica (Order of Isabella the Catholic) Gran Cruz de San Hermenegildo (Grand Cross of Saint Hermenegild) Gran Cruz de San Benito de Avis (Grand Cross of Saint Benedict of Aviz)
Military service
Allegiance	Spain
Branch/service	Spanish Army
Rank	Lieutenant general
Battles/wars	Ten Years' War Third Carlist War Cuban War of Independence

Federico Rodrigo Martín Sánchez Ochando y Chumillas (14 March 1848 – 2 February 1929) was a Spanish general and politician who served as the 110th Governor-General of the Philippines, Deputy and Senator of Albacete, and Vice President of the Senate of Spain. Ochando was an illustrious and decorated general with a prolific career in politics. As a deputy and a senator, infrastructure projects and improvement of the Spanish military were among his key programs.^[1][2]