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Governor  Luis Fortuño
Succeeded by  Wilma Pastrana
Religion  Roman Catholic
Preceded by  Luisa Gándara
Profession  attorneypublic notary
Spouse  Luis Fortuño (m. 1984)
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Full Name  Luz Eufemia Vela Gutiérrez
Alma mater  Goucher CollegeInteramerican University
Children  María Luisa Fortuño, Guillermo Luis Fortuño, Luis Roberto Fortuño
Education  Goucher College, Interamerican University of Puerto Rico
People also search for  Luis Fortuño, Wilma Pastrana, María Luisa Fortuño, Guillermo Luis Fortuño, Luis Roberto Fortuño
Born  1961 (age 59–60) San Juan, Puerto Rico

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Luz Eufemia Vela Gutiérrez —better known as Lucé Vela— Self renamed during campaign, because Eufemia was not pretty enough for a Governor spouse, is the wife of former Governor of Puerto Rico Luis Fortuño. She was the First Lady, a position she held while her husband was in office from 2009 to 2013, and the mother of triplets, María Luisa, Guillermo Luis and Luis Roberto.

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Education

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Vela obtained a Bachelor's degree in Communications and French from Goucher College in Baltimore. She later obtained a Juris Doctor degree from the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico.

Professional career

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Vela first commenced her legal career working for the Law Firm of Martínez, Odell, & Calabria. In 2000, she established her own private practice, specializing in real estate and as a notary public.

First Lady of Puerto Rico

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Vela began her tenure as First Lady of Puerto Rico after her husband, Luis Fortuño, was sworn in as Governor in 2009, following the 2008 general elections. Her charitable work involved education, family values, and women's health.

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