Adolfo Mújica y Sáyago

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Adolfo Mújica y Sáyago (born August 2, 1860 in Mexico City , † December 26, 1916 in Chile ) was a Mexican ambassador .

Life

Adolfo Mújica y Sáyago's parents were Adelaida Sayago y Méndez and Manuel Antonio Mujica y Sánchez-Navarrete. Adolfo Mújica y Sáyago married Guadalupe Diez de Bonilla y Valenzuela Their children were Adolfo, Francisco, Margarita, Concepción, María Elena, Guadalupe Mujica Diez de Bonilla. From 1890 to 1891 Adolfo Mújica y Sáyago was accredited in the Chicago . From 1900 to 1912 Adolfo Mújica y Sáyago was the Mexican consul general in Barcelona . In 1905 Adolfo Mújica y Sáyago received an execution as consul for Belgium. Adolfo Mújica y Sáyago was also accredited as Consul General in Antwerp.

On August 21, 1914, the government of Venustiano Carranza decreed that all Mexican diplomatic staff abroad had been removed from office because they had served the regime of Victoriano Huerta . In Colombia, Mexico was de by Juan Manuel Alcaraz Tornel and Domingo Nájera Pindter as chargé represented.

predecessor Office successor
Manuel Barreiro y Vallejo Mexican Ambassador to Buenos Aires, Calle del Cerrito No. 1114
April 8, 1910 to September 17, 1912
Ignacio Rivero
Luis G. Pardo Mexican ambassador to Santiago de Chile
December 10, 1912 to August 21, 1914
Isidro Fabela Alfaro
Luis G. Pardo Mexican Ambassador in Bogotá,
based in Calle de Catedral 1261, Santiago de Chile

December 10, 1912 to August 21, 1914
Fernando Cuén
Luis G. Pardo Mexican ambassador in La Paz
headquarters Santiago de Chile

December 10, 1912 to August 21, 1914
Manuel Méndez Palacios
predecessor Office successor
Luis G. Pardo Mexican ambassador in Quito,
headquarters in Santiago de Chile

August 8, 1913 to August 21, 1914
Fernando Cuén
Luis G. Pardo Mexican ambassador in Lima
headquarters Santiago de Chile

August 18, 1913 to March 24, 1915
Eduardo F. Hay

Individual evidence

  1. Adolfo Mújica y Sáyago on geneanet.org; accessed on March 25, 2016
  2. ^ East Flanders (Belgium), Mémorial administratif de la Flandre orientale , Volume 177, 1905
  3. Representantes de México en Perú ( Memento of April 20, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
  4. Embajadores de México
  5. Embajadores de México
  6. Embajadores de México
  7. Embajadores de México
  8. Embajadores de México