Genaro Estrada
Genaro Estrada (1887-1937) was a prominent Mexican diplomat and politician, best known for formulating the Estrada Doctrine, which emphasizes non-intervention and respect for the sovereignty of nations in foreign relations. His principles have significantly influenced Mexico's diplomatic policies, advocating for self-determination and dialogue in resolving international conflicts. Estrada served as the Secretary of Foreign Affairs in the 1930s and played a crucial role in defining Mexico's stance on various international issues, reinforcing the importance of national sovereignty amidst external pressures.
Born on Jan 01, 1887 (139 years old)
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Genaro Estrada is referenced as the author of the principles of the Estrada Doctrine.
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