CIDOSA
Compañía Industrial de Orizaba SA , often abbreviated as CIDOSA or CIDOSA , was a textile factory a few kilometers west of the Mexican city of Orizaba in the state of Veracruz .
history
The industrial company of Orizaba AG , the German translation of the factory name, was officially founded on June 28, 1889 with the aim of building a modern factory for cotton textiles. Their location was in the place Río Blanco , created by their settlement , immediately east of Orizaba. The then still rural area offered not only enough space for the factory itself, but also for around a hundred houses that were built for the workers and employees of the same, as well as social facilities such as schools, a church and a theater, parks and public green spaces.
Among other things, CIDOSA also produced printed fabrics and soon assumed a prominent position in the industrial city of Orizaba. In 1892 she founded the important Río Blanco factory and took over the San Lorenzo , Los Cerritos and Cocolapan factories .
The factory, which no longer exists today, was still at least one hundred years old.
Soccer
CIDOSA also provided a soccer team that won the Veracruz State Championship in the 1936/37 and 1939/40 seasons, making it the city's most successful team in this competition.
- see also: Football in Orizaba
Individual evidence
- ↑ Río Blanco (Spanish; accessed July 20, 2016)
- ↑ Enrique Canudas Sandoval: Las venas de plata en la historia de México . Editorial Utopía, Mexico City, first edition, ISBN 970-94243-2-7 Volume II, p. 1128
- ↑ Bernardo García: Migraciones internas a Orizaba y formación de la clase obrera en el Porfiriato in Victoria Novelo (ed.): Historia y cultura obrera . Instituto de Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora, Mexico City 1999, ISBN 968-6914-91-9 , p. 107
- ↑ Luis Everaert Dubernard, Elsa Chabaud, Aurelio Rodríguez Villa, Mario Salas: Centenario, 1889-1989: Compañia Industrial de Orizaba, SA . Salvat Mexicana Eds., Querétaro 1990