Juan Carlos Lectoure

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Juan Carlos Lectoure (1936 - 2002), nicknamed "Tito", was an Argentine businessman, mainly involved in boxing/sports events and former owner of Buenos Aires' Luna Park stadium.

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Categories: 1936 births | 2002 deaths | Argentine businesspeople | Argentine boxers | Business biography stubs | South American boxing biography stubs | Argentine sportspeople stubs

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