Biografia de felipe carrillo puerto
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FELIPE CARRILLO PUERTO
Born in Motul, Yucatan in 1872. Felipe was lumberjack and railroad, was the second child of 14, a married couple, Justin and Adela Carrillo Puerto.From a very early learned the Mayan language and pledged to defend the right of the oppressed race, motivation to accompany him throughout his life.
Was not yet of age when hewas jailed for exhorting the people to tear down a fence built to prevent the passage of the Mayan Indians. Since 1910, appeared in the ranks of the woods in Yucatan, sufferedimprisonment and exile in the United States, but upon returning collaborated with General Salvador Alvarado to implement major social reforms. He knew the Maya and so muchinfluence over the Indians that this is called "The Apostle of the Race of Bronze."
In 1922 he was elected governor of Yucatan, during his tenure laws were enacted social welfare,labor, the tenancy, and expropriation of the term. Created feminist lines, battled alcoholism and promoted education and sport. Established free medical and legal services, hefounded the Southeast University, the Vocational School of Arts and Crafts and the Academia de la Lengua Maya.
He maintained a relationship with the American journalist Alma Reed,giving rise to the famous song "Pilgrim" with lyrics by poet Luis Rosado Vega and music by Ricardo Palmerín.En 1924, when Huerta rebellion was defeated in the rest of thecountry, won Yucatan Carrillo Puerto and his top aides were captured and shot in Mérida in that the year.In 1927 the "Apostle of the Race of Bronze" was declared Hero of Yucatán.Estecharacter seemed interesting because it was very important in the Yucatan They also said it was good that created the feminist line that was interested in the Mayas of Yucatan.
Born in Motul, Yucatan in 1872. Felipe was lumberjack and railroad, was the second child of 14, a married couple, Justin and Adela Carrillo Puerto.From a very early learned the Mayan language and pledged to defend the right of the oppressed race, motivation to accompany him throughout his life.
Was not yet of age when hewas jailed for exhorting the people to tear down a fence built to prevent the passage of the Mayan Indians. Since 1910, appeared in the ranks of the woods in Yucatan, sufferedimprisonment and exile in the United States, but upon returning collaborated with General Salvador Alvarado to implement major social reforms. He knew the Maya and so muchinfluence over the Indians that this is called "The Apostle of the Race of Bronze."
In 1922 he was elected governor of Yucatan, during his tenure laws were enacted social welfare,labor, the tenancy, and expropriation of the term. Created feminist lines, battled alcoholism and promoted education and sport. Established free medical and legal services, hefounded the Southeast University, the Vocational School of Arts and Crafts and the Academia de la Lengua Maya.
He maintained a relationship with the American journalist Alma Reed,giving rise to the famous song "Pilgrim" with lyrics by poet Luis Rosado Vega and music by Ricardo Palmerín.En 1924, when Huerta rebellion was defeated in the rest of thecountry, won Yucatan Carrillo Puerto and his top aides were captured and shot in Mérida in that the year.In 1927 the "Apostle of the Race of Bronze" was declared Hero of Yucatán.Estecharacter seemed interesting because it was very important in the Yucatan They also said it was good that created the feminist line that was interested in the Mayas of Yucatan.
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