Manuel Fraga Iribarne vs Tarun Gogoi

Franco appointed Fraga as Minister of Information and Tourism. He liberalized media censorship somewhat and promoted tourism, which became a major economic driver for Spain.

Fraga served as Spain's ambassador to the United Kingdom, a diplomatic post that helped improve relations between the two countries.

In the last Francoist government, Fraga was appointed Minister of the Interior. He oversaw security forces during a period of political unrest and was criticized for his handling of protests.

Fraga founded the People's Party (PP), a conservative party that succeeded the former Alianza Popular. The PP became one of Spain's two major political parties, governing from 1996 to 2004 and again from 2011 to 2018.

Fraga was elected President of the Xunta de Galicia, serving from 1990 to 2005. He led the regional government for 15 years, focusing on economic development and infrastructure.

Tarun Gogoi became Chief Minister of Assam, leading the Indian National Congress. He served three consecutive terms until 2016, focusing on peace negotiations with insurgent groups and development.

Gogoi's government facilitated a ceasefire and peace talks with ULFA, a major insurgent group in Assam. This reduced violence in the state and led to the surrender of many militants.

Gogoi's government pushed for implementation of Clause 6 of the Assam Accord, which promised constitutional safeguards for Assamese people. This was a key demand of indigenous groups.