Griselda Álvarez
Griselda Álvarez was a Mexican poet, politician and writer (1913–2009). She was born at Guadalajara and died at Mexico City.
Also recorded as Griselda Alvarez.
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the heading Griselda Alvarez. Her recorded language was Spanish.
She was the child of Miguel Álvarez García.
Career and activity
Griselda Álvarez worked in poetry.
Recorded positions include Governor of Colima and member of the Senate of Mexico.
Identity
What the record establishes about Griselda Álvarez.
Griselda Álvarez is recorded with the occupation politician. Griselda Álvarez is recorded as a citizen of Mexico. Griselda Álvarez is recorded with the citizenship of Mexico. Griselda Álvarez is recorded as poet, politician and writer.
In detail
Griselda Álvarez studied at National Autonomous University of Mexico. the recorded working language is Spanish.
The field of work recorded is poetry.
Positions recorded include Governor of Colima and member of the Senate of Mexico.
Distinctions recorded are Belisario Domínguez Medal of Honor.
Chronology
- 1913Griselda Álvarez born at Guadalajara.
- 1913Griselda Álvarez was born on 5 April 1913.
- 2009Griselda Álvarez died at Mexico City.
- 2009Griselda Álvarez died on 26 March 2009.
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“Griselda Álvarez”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q446133: Griselda Álvarez
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