Ramon Corral Verdugo ( Spanish: Ramon Corral ; January 10, 1854 - November 10, 1912 ) - Mexican politician and statesman. Vice President of Mexico (1904-1911). Secretary of State (1891-1895). Governor of the States. Minister of the Interior of Mexico (1903-1904).
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| Predecessor | Valentin Gomez Farias | ||||||
| Successor | Jose Maria Pino Suarez | ||||||
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| Birth | January 10, 1854 Alamos , Mexico | ||||||
| Death | November 10, 1912 (58 years old) Paris , France | ||||||
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Biography
The oligarch . He was one of the Centificos , close to the Mexican President Porfirio Diaz .
Liberal politician.
Repeatedly elected deputy of the Free and Sovereign State of Sonora (1879–1881, 1883–1885, 1885–1887). In 1881-1883 was a federal deputy from Sonora. In 1879–1880 and 1883–1887 - General Secretary of the Government of the State of Sonora . Vice Governor of Sonora in 1887-1891.
In 1891-1895 - Secretary of State of Mexico. Then in 1895-1899. - Governor of the Free and Sovereign State of Sonora . Governor of the Federal District of Mexico City in 1900-1903.
Minister of the Interior of Mexico (1903-1904) in the office of Porfirio Diaz .
In 1904-1911 - Vice President of Mexico .
As Secretary General of the Government of the State of Sonora, he was directly involved in the capture of Jose Maria Kacheme , leader of the Yaki Indians , leader of the Yaki rebellion against the Mexican government.
As a result of the Mexican revolution , led by Francisco Madero, he followed Porfirio Diaz into exile in Paris , where he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer .
Died in Paris.