Resultados da pesquisa - Ministry of Universities

Las representaciones del cambio religioso en la élite dirigente argentina (1862-1916) Di Stefano, Roberto

Historia Mexicana

“...The sources used include parliamentary debates and the annual reports of the Department of Worship, which formed part of the Ministry of Justice, Worship and Public Instruction until 1899 and part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after that date. ...”

Homenaje a Carlos Javier Echarri Cánovas Giorguli, Silvia Elena, Sánchez Cordero, Olga, Encinas, Alejandro, García, Brígida, Ordorica Mellado, Manuel, Vargas Becerra, Patricia Noemí, Pacheco Gómez, Edith, Pérez Amador, Julieta, López Magaña, Karla Yukiko, Echarri Cotler, Manuel, Echarri Cánovas, María del Puy, Cánovas Fonseca, Guadalupe

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“...Participants at the event included Silvia Elena Giorguli, president of El Colegio de México (Colmex); Olga Sánchez Cordero, Secretary of the Interior; Alejandro Encinas, Undersecretary of Human Rights, Population and Migration of the Ministry of the Interior; Brígida García, Professor Emerita at El Colegio de México; Manuel Ordorica Mellado, CEDUA research fellow; Patricia Noemí Vargas Becerra, president of the Mexican Society of Demography (Somede) and research fellow at the University of Guadalajara; Edith Pacheco Gómez, research fellow at CEDUA; Julieta Pérez Amador, CEDUA research fellow; Karla Yukiko López Magaña, a Colmex Master’s Degree Program in Demography graduate; Manuel Echarri Cotler, a UNAM Political Science Bachelor’s Degree Program student; María del Puy Echarri Cánovas, Director of Accident Prevention at the Ministry of Health of Guanajuato, in Moroleón; and Guadalupe Cánovas Fonseca, mother of Carlos Echarri. ...”

En lo mas dilatado de la Monarquía: Manuel Antonio de Ocio y Ocampo, la Nueva España y el horizonte filipino Ruiz Guadalajara, Juan Carlos

Historia Mexicana

“...This paper analizes the professional trajectory of Manuel Antonio de Ocio y Ocampo, a clergyman born in the town of Celaya in the Diosece of Michoacan, who moved to the Philippines to carry out his ministry, helped to found the University of Manila, and ended his days as bishop of the Province of Zebu, a process which covered the first half of the 18th century. ...”