Autograph of Mexican President. Withdrawal Patent Signed: ” Lazaro Cardénas “. In iron gall ink. El Secretario de la Defensa Nacional. General de División Lázaro Cárdenas del Río. En atención a que el C. Capitán 1º de Infantería Carlos Guerrero Ruiz Esparza ha servido. En el Ejercito Nacional durante y con fundamento en lo prevenido en el articulo 622 de la Ordenanza General del Ejercito, en nombre de la Nación agradeciendo, para que le sirva como timbre de orgullo por los servicios prestados a ella, y para resguardo de sus derechos, le expide la presente. En tal virtud, la Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional ordenará que se tomada razón de la presente, para los efectos que correspondan; quedando el interesado en posesión de los derechos y con las obligaciones que las Leyes y Reglamentos Militares le fijen. Estará en posesión de estos derechos, mientras no incurra en alguna de las causas de extinción consignadas en el articulo 45º de la Ley de Retiros y Pensiones del Ejercito, en vigor. Dado en la Plaza de México, Distrito Federal. El día veintiocho de Febrero de mil novecientos cuarenta y cuatro. Secretario de la Defensa Nacional. Lázaro Cárdenas del Rio. The Secretary of National Defense Major General Lázaro Cárdenas del Río. In response to the fact that C. 1st Infantry Captain Carlos Guerrero Ruiz Esparza has served in the National Army during and based on the provisions of article 622 of the General Ordinance of the Army, on behalf of the Nation thanking him, to serve him As a stamp of pride for the services provided to her, and to safeguard her rights, she issues this letter. In such virtue, the Ministry of National Defense will order that reason be taken hereof, for the corresponding effects; The interested party remains in possession of the rights and with the obligations that the Military Laws and Regulations establish. You will be in possession of these rights, as long as you do not incur any of the causes of extinction set forth in article 45 of the Army Retirement and Pension Law, in force. Given in the Plaza de México, Federal District, on the twenty-eighth day of February, one thousand nine hundred and forty-four. The General Of Division. Secretary of National Defense. At the age of 18, he joined a branch of the revolutionary army led by General Guillermo García Aragón and within a year he had risen to the rank of Captain. When the revolutionary forces split into opposing factions, he remained loyal to Venustiano Carranza, whose army triumphed in 1920. In that year Cárdenas was appointed General, the highest rank in the Mexican Army, and continued to participate in military campaigns until 1929. Even though his main contribution to Mexico was the Oil Expropiation in 1938 and the creation of PEMEX, he also improved the Agrarian Reform that the Mexican Revolution had initiated and distributed nearly twice as much land to peasants as had all of his predecessors combined. Lazaro Cardenas offered asylum in the country to refugees of the Spanish Civil War and helped the consolidation of the National Revolutionary Party. He was one of the founders of the Anti-reelection Party in 1909. He was Chief of Major State during Francisco I. Madero’s first campaign and in the administration of Antonio I. He lost an eye and was made prisoner during the Battle of Casas Grandes. Due to the agreements between Emiliano Zapata and Ignacio I. Madero made in Cuautla on august 18, 1911, Hay was chosen to be provisional major of the state of Morelos, however, General Victoriano Huerta and the interim government of President de la Barra didn’t respect the agreement so Eduardo Hay could never be a governor. He was one the most active participants in the Convention of Aguascalientes and also a member of the Congress of the Union from 1912 to 1914. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Autographs\Historical”. The seller is “santiagofrancisco2014″ and is located in this country: ES. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: Mexico
- Original/Reproduction: Original
- Signed by: LAZARO CARDENAS DEL RIO
- Autograph Authentication: GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC
- Industry: Historical
