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Constitutive Member 1916-1917, for the State of Guanajuato: Enrique Colunga - Kiosco of History

The Constituent Representative 1916-1917, Enrique Colunga, was born in the city of Matamoros, Coahuila, on August 1, 1877. With just a year of birth his family moved to the city of León, where he did his primary and preparatory studies. In the capital of Guanajuato, he did his professional studies, becoming a lawyer at the age of 21. After he became a lawyer, he settled in the city of Celaya, where he distinguished himself as a gentle and friend…Read Article

José De Jesús Negrete Medina or “El Tigre De Santa Julia” - Kiosco of History

He was born in Cuerámaro, Guanajuato, in August 1873, son of José Guadalupe Negrete and Luisa Medina, who died in childbirth.1 The tiger left Cuerámaro at about 15 years old. He lived in the Santa Julia neighborhood (named after Julia Gomez's former Hacienda) currently belongs to the Tlaxpana and Anahuac colonies of the Miguel Hidalgo delegation in Mexico City.Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City Read Article

Municipal and Provincial Elections for Deputies to the Courts Are Held

Between August and September 1820, municipal and provincial elections for deputies to the Courts were held, in accordance with the Spanish Constitution of 1812.Spain · Spain Read Article

Andrés Molina Enríquez, the Ideologist of Agrarism - Kiosk of History

Andrés Molina Enríquez is recognized for his important social contribution, leading one of the most decisive ideologies in establishing land rights, with the aim of mitigating the effects of the segregation suffered by the indigenous population by the Spanish Creole sectors of the time. Lawyer, sociologist and precursor of agrarian reform in Mexico. He was born in Jilotepec on November 30, son of Mr. Anastacio Molina Bernal and Mrs. Francisca En…Mexico · Mexico Read Article

Beginning of the Cristera War - Kiosk of History

During the presidency of Plutarco Elías Calles, important steps were taken in the consolidation of the Mexican state. It was a period in which the ruling group managed to establish the bases to stay in power, imposing sufficiently strong forms of domination. In this sense, Calles used the institutional apparatus to subdue the Catholic Church to accept the new social pact resulting from the Revolution. Therefore, the Cristera War must be understo…Mexico · Mexico Read Article

Juárez Promulgates the Secularization of Cemetery Law

On July 31, 1859, in Veracruz, the President of the Republic, Don Benito Juárez, promulgated the Law on Secularization of Cemeterys, thus stopping all intervention of the clergy in cemeteries and fields. The law is composed of 16 articles, establishing in the first of them that: -Cess throughout the Republic the intervention that in the economy of cemeteries, fields, pantheons and vaults or mortuary crypts has had until today the clergy, as secu…Veracruz, Mexico · Veracruz Read Article

Constitutive Member 1916-1917, for the State of Guanajuato: Ignacio López - Kiosco of History

The Constitutive Representative 1916-1917, Ignacio López, was born in the town of Santa Cruz (Currently Juventino Rosas), Guanajuato., on July 31, 1876. In the city of Guanajuato he was entitled as Engineer of Mines, Surveyor, Metallurgist and Essayator of Metals. He gave catedra in the Colegio del Estado of Guanajuato. He was part of the Anti-Reelection Party that supported the revolutionary leader Don Francisco I. Madero in his candidacy for t…Guanajuato, Mexico · Guanajuato Read Article

Biography of Eng. Antonio Manuel Amor Ríos - Kiosk of History

The Engineer Antonio Manuel Amor Ríos, was born on June 13, 1889 in the city of Zacatecas, Zac. In 1915 he held his professional examination obtaining the title of Civil Engineer, awarded by the National University of Mexico. Various were the activities and designations that he performed during his life: he worked in National Railways; in 1920 with the International Company of Petroleum and Oil Pipelines, S.A.Zacatecas, Mexico · Zacatecas Read Article

Salvador Novo - Kiosk of History

Salvador Novo, poet, playwright, essayist, translator, journalist, chronicler, cultural critic, public official. His full name is Salvador Novo López, born in Mexico City on July 30, 1904 and died on January 13, 1974. His parents were the Spanish emigrated Andrés Novo Blanco and the Zacatecan Amelia López Espino, who was part of a large matriarchal family installed in Mexico City. They moved to Torreón, Coahuila. At 12 years old he returned to M…Coahuila · Coahuila Read Article

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