Mario Moya Palencia

Mario Moya Palencia ( born June 14, 1933, Mexico City; † 9 October 2006) was a Mexican diplomat and politician of the Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI ), a diplomat.

Biography

Moya Palencia graduated after school to study law at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, which he completed in 1959 with a Bachelor and admitted to the bar. In addition, he completed post-graduate studies in Mexican history. After working as a lawyer in Mexico City, he was a member of the PRI and began following a career as an official in the government administration and the Ministry of Interior ( Secretaría de Gobernación ), where he quickly made ​​his career. After working as a head of department, he was Deputy Director for Real Estate in the National Probate ( Patrimonio Nacional). He was subsequently appointed Director General from 1964 to 1968 for radio, television and cinema, before he was a year of Under Secretary in the Ministry of Interior. Previously, he was for a short time General of the paper production and import corporation ( pipsa ).

In 1969 he was appointed by President Gustavo Díaz Ordaz Luis Echeverría Álvarez as the successor of the Interior. This office, the second- highest office after the President, he held until 1976 and in the subsequent government of the current president Echeverría Álvarez. During his tenure, it came on 10 June 1971 on the bloody crackdown on student unrest ( Matanza del Jueves de Corpus ). The investigation also raised against him were finally discontinued in 2005 due to statute of limitations. In 1976 he was named as one of the possible candidates for the succession of President Echeverria, was defeated in the nomination, however, former Finance Minister José López Portillo.

After retiring from politics, he was initially between 1977 and 1979 General of the Organización Editorial Mexicana publishing company and subsequently to 1982, the National Fund for Tourism Development ( Fondo Nacional de Fomento al Turismo ( FONATUR ) ).

Later, he was from 1988 to 1989 Ambassador to the United Nations (UN ) and from 1990 to 1993 in Cuba. From 1994 to 2001 he was then ambassador to Italy and beyond temporary special envoy to Central America and the Caribbean for issues of regional cooperation.

Publications

  • " La reforma electoral ", 1964
  • " Madre Africa: Presencia del Africa Negra en el Mexico y Vera Cruz Antiguos ", ISBN 9707017015
  • " El Penacho de Moctezuma "
  • " Temas constitucionales ", 1988
  • " Democracia y participación política ", 1982
  • " El México de Egerton (1831-1842) ", 1990, ISBN 9789688422403
  • " ¡ Mexicanos al grito de guerra ", 1992
  • " Los ojos del tiempo ", 1993
  • " El Zorro Enjaulado ", 1996, ISBN 9688426210

Swell

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  • " Mario Moya Palencia, perfil " Obituary EL UNIVERSAL October 9, 2006
  • " Mario Moya, ex ministro del Interior mexicano en la guerra implicado sucia y en desapariciones " Obituary EL MUNDO October 9, 2006
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