José Venustiano Carranza de la Garza (Cuatro Ciénegas, Coahuila; 29 de diciembre de 1859-Tlaxcalantongo, Puebla; 21 de mayo de 1920), citado habitualmente como Venustiano Carranza, fue un político, militar y empresario mexicano. Participó en la Revolución mexicana tras el asesinato de Francisco I. Madero y en el derrocamiento del gobierno de Victoriano Huerta. Como primer jefe del Ejército Constitucionalista, estuvo a cargo del Poder Ejecutivo desde el 13 de agosto de 1914 hasta el 30 de abril de 1917, paralelamente a los gobiernos emanados de la Convención de Aguascalientes. Fue presidente constitucional de México desde el 1 de mayo de 1917 hasta su asesinato.
Leer más...El 29 de diciembre de 1859 fue un jueves bajo el signo estelar de ♑. Era el día 362 del año. El presidente de los Estados Unidos fue James Buchanan.
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Date: 29 December 1859
The steamship Arago, from Southampton on the 14th inst., arrived here last evening. Among her passengers were Senator SEWARD, Chevailer WYKOFF, and Mr. DONALD McKAY, the shipbuilder, of Boston. the news by the Arago is without importance. The Concurrence of all the Powers invited to participate in the General Congress had been signitied.
Date: 29 December 1859
Massuchusetts Legislature. THE GOVERNOR'S VETO--A NEW BILL PASSED AND APPROVED--FINAL, ADJOURNMENT. BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec. 28--P M. COV. BANKS' veto message was on the ground that milltia, in which the word " while" was stricken out, in be unconstitutional. In this opinion he is sustained by the Supreme Court and by the Attorney-Central.
Date: 30 December 1859
Negro Insurrection in Missouri. OPENING AT DOLIVAR--THE SLAVES FLES TO THE MOUNTAINS--A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE FORMED. ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Dec. 23. The Missouri Democrat has the following from the Warsaw Dispatch: "About 11 o'clock on Monday night the citizens of Believer were aroused by shouting and the throwing of ?? on the public square.
Date: 30 December 1859
The House of Representatives listened yesterday to the conclusion of Mr. MORRIS' invective against the Administration, and heard a plea from Mr. MILLSON in mitigation. Mr. GROW then took the floor to reply to some remarks made some days before by Mr. BRANCH, of North Carolina, in which the Pennsylvania Representative was charged with defeating the Post-office Appropriation bill.
Date: 30 December 1859
A letter from Jalapa, where ROBLES PEZUELA, late Mexican Minister at Washington, commands says that when the news of the conclusion of the treaty with the united States reached that city, expresses were at once sent forward in all haste to the Capital, where, as at all the other cities on the route, the news created the greatest excitement among the Reactionists. The letter adds: