Eduardo Ruiz Valledor
Eduardo Ruiz Valledor (1851 – ?) was a Chilean politician, farmer and mining businessman who served as a member of the Chamber of Deputies of Chile.
A member of the Conservative Party, Ruiz represented Santiago in four consecutive terms from 1903 to 1915. During his first term he served on the Permanent Commission of War and Navy. From 1906 onward, he was a member of the Permanent Commission of Internal Police, and during the 1912–1915 term he also served as a substitute member of the War and Navy commission and joined the Special Mixed Budget Commission.
Ruiz was born in Santiago in 1851, the son of José María Ruiz Buzeta and Amalia Valledor Pinto. He managed agricultural properties and invested in mining ventures. He was also involved in development projects in San Miguel, including housing initiatives aimed at workers.
From 1903, Ruiz also served at different times on the supervisory boards of the Escuela Profesional Superior and Liceo de Niñas No. 5.