Miguel de la Madrid
Miguel de la Madrid served as the President of Mexico from 1982 to 1988, a period marked by significant economic challenges and political reforms. His administration is often remembered for navigating the aftermath of the devastating 1985 Mexico City earthquake and for implementing neoliberal economic policies aimed at stabilizing the economy. De la Madrid's presidency laid the groundwork for subsequent political and economic transformations in Mexico.
Born on Dec 12, 1934 (91 years old)
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Guatemala:
Miguel de la Madrid was convinced by Fernando Andrade to withdraw refugee camps used by guerrillas.
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Mexico:
Miguel de la Madrid's response to the 1985 earthquake is described as weak and ineffective.
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Mexico:
Miguel de la Madrid was the president of Mexico during the 1985 earthquakes.
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Finland:
Miguel de la Madrid is a former president of Mexico mentioned in connection with Zambada's criminal activities.
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Mexico:
Miguel de la Madrid's administration is noted as one of the periods during which Zambada operated without consequence.
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Guatemala:
The article references a past incident involving Miguel de la Madrid during a visit that was considered embarrassing.
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Mexico:
Miguel de la Madrid also faced rejection during the 1986 World Cup.
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