Túpac Mendoza
 Who's Who of Nouvelle Alexandrie | |
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| Túpac Mendoza | |
| Ambassador of Nouvelle Alexandrie to Hurmu (1748 AN - ) Ambassador of Nouvelle Alexandrie to Mercury (1735 AN-1748 AN) Director of Multilateral Affairs (1728 AN-1735 AN) Ambassador of Nouvelle Alexandrie to Sanama (1719 AN-1728 AN) | |
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| Full Name | Túpac Anastasio Mendoza Huaman |
| Birth Date | 19.XII.1682 AN |
| Birth Place |  Rimarima, Wechua Nation
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| Education | International Relations, Law |
| Alma Mater | Royal University of Parap, University of Cárdenas |
| Occupation | Career diplomat |
| Employer | Department of State |
| Political Affiliation | Non-partisan (career civil servant) |
| Religion | Faith of Inti |
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| Awards & Honors | Distinguished Service Medal |
| City and Region of Residence | Cárdenas, FCD |
| National Origin |  Nouvelle Alexandrie
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| Citizenship(s) | Nouvelle Alexandrie
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| Known For | Multilateral diplomacy, Raspur Pact affairs |
| Associated Organizations | Diplomatic Guild of Nouvelle Alexandrie, Federal Civil Service System |
Túpac Mendoza (born Túpac Anastasio Mendoza Huaman, 19.XII.1682 AN) is a New Alexandrian career diplomat who serves as Ambassador to Hurmu, a position to which he was appointed on 28.XIV.1748 AN by Premier Juan Pablo Jimenez, replacing long-time ambassador Ségolène Vigouroux.
Born in Rimarima, Wechua Nation, Mendoza joined the Wechua Nation Foreign Service in 1706 AN and became part of the federal diplomatic corps following the Proclamation of Punta Santiago in 1685 AN, representing one of the longest-serving career civil servants in the Department of State.
Over his four-decade career, he has served as Deputy Chief of Mission in Natopia (1712 AN-1719 AN), Ambassador to Sanama (1719 AN-1728 AN), Director of Multilateral Affairs (1728 AN-1735 AN), and Ambassador to Mercury (1735 AN-1748 AN). A non-partisan career civil servant, Mendoza is known for his expertise in multilateral diplomacy and his fluency in Wechua, Alexandrian, Sanaman, Martino, Norse, and Istvanistani, having received the Distinguished Service Medal for his contributions to New Alexandrian diplomacy.
