Guadalupe Gracia GarcÃa-Cumplido
Guadalupe Gracia García- Cumplido ( born December 12, 1881 in La Constancia, the municipality of Nombre de Dios / Durango, † March 31, 1948 in Mexico City) was a Mexican military doctor, most recently in rank General Brigadier Médico Cirujano, which corresponds to the rank of Surgeon-General.
Biography
Gracia García- Cumplido was the son of the journalist Carmen Gracía García- Nájera and Daría Cumplido Sáenz and had two siblings. It was during the Mexican Revolution, a member of the First Brigade ( Brigada Primera ), which marched on the Ciudad Juarez to overthrow the Mexican dictator Porfirio Díaz and founded the revolutionary newspaper El Noroeste. He studied at the Escuela Nacional de Medicina, was co-founder of Mexican society Neutral White Cross ( Cruz Blanca Neutral) and founded in 1917 together with his colleague Enrique Cornelio Osornio Martínez de los Ríos the Escuela Médico Militar Constitucionalista whose first director he was and he also taught as a professor of Clinical and Therapeutic surgery, clinic of traumatology and emergency surgery. On March 31, 1921 he married the pharmacist Guadalupe Martínez Barragán. As clinic director, he led the military teaching and later the main military hospital and the hospital Juárez.