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Note: The previous edition of this blog was inadvertently omitted from the marking of April 7, 1954, founding date Black Warrior, a town at the northern end of Baja California Sur, whose origin and economic base is the production of salt. Its name comes the translation of the name of the ship "Black Warrior", which ran aground on its shores in the nineteenth century.

12 (2009). Dr. Francisco Cardoza died Carballo, teacher, doctor and politician of outstanding merit in the history of Baja California Sur for their contributions to the development of institutions to serve the people BCS.

Their existence in the service of Baja California Sur, whose capital was born on May 4, 1913, stem from two families with deep roots and where he BCS-basic studies was launched at the end of the career of teachers in primary education Normal School of Teachers then converted in Regional Normal School.
In the National School Teachers in Mexico City ended the specialty of higher education teacher in 1933, and in the capital of the Republic attended the school and the medical career that ended in 1940.
At that time, morbidity and mortality from TB was a serious health problem in our country, it led him to insist that the territorial government, once integrated into the native soil (Medical Society of which he founded), for the construction and operation of the TB unit, and the preventorio for children of people with that condition. He was later
founder and director of medical services of the IMSS and ISSSTE.
few years earlier had married Miss María Asunción Pérez Macías, whose marriage had four children, two of them medical. Dr. Cardoza was
leading member Sudcaliforniano Unification Front (FUS), which interviewed political head of the entity, general Francisco J. Mugica, of for the requirement that Baja California Sur was governed by a BCS. As a result, the revolutionary sent his resignation to President Manuel Avila Camacho, who greeted the representatives of civil society and determined to appoint as his deputy in government Olachea sudpeninsular General Agustín Avilés, in 1946, who led a management positive.
also actively participated in the second and third stages of the FUS (1958 and 1964-1965) that pitted local abuses of power, demanded the appointment of civil rulers to Baja California Sur and other developments of collective benefit. All these demands were appropriate responses of the federal executive.
He put his experience and interest in regional development in the movement "Loreto 70", which led to the appointment of a native civil governor, Mr. Felix Agramont Cota, who had to undertake the restoration of a free municipality (1971-1972 ) y la conversión del territorio de Baja California Sur en estado (1974-1975).
Fundó la clínica Nuestra Señora de La Paz, donde ejerció privadamente su profesión aún después de su haberse jubilado, y en la cual varias generaciones de médicos han tenido oportunidad de ofrecer atención a la salud.
A su muerte dejó tras de sí la lección de entrega generosa a los afanes por la autonomía y el mejoramiento de su tierra en todos los órdenes.

13 (1973). Murió en La Paz el general Agustín Olachea Avilés. Hijo de los señores Isabel Olachea y María Avilés, vecinos del rancho San Venancio, delegación de Todos Santos, BCS, nació el 3 de septiembre 1890. With his brothers
Isabel and Eugene were recruited at an early age in the company Boleo, Santa Rosalia, BCS, and later in Cananea, Sonora. This allowed the young miners know the living conditions in the guild, the serious exploitation and inequality and marginalization pronounced suffering workers and their families.
In 1913 he enlisted as a soldier in the first body of volunteers from Cananea, on orders of Manuel M. Diéguez, it would mean the beginning of his military career. Dissolved
the federal army in 1914 after the resignation of Victoriano Huerta, Olachea already had the rank of captain. A year later in the decisive battles of Ciudad Juarez, where Álvaro Obregón defeated Francisco Villa and his Division del Norte. Todosanteño then was promoted to lieutenant colonel and colonel shortly after.
In 1923, during the presidency of Alvaro Obregon, was faced with the rebellion of Adolfo de la Huerta. The President Emilio Portes Gil in 1929 sent him to Sonora to quell the Escobar rebellion, with whose victory attained the rank of brigadier general. Scored 97 total feats of arms, for which he received several awards.
In 1929 he was appointed ruler of their land, whose character supported the workers and peasants, particularly in the promotion of first union organizations and imposing the provisions of federal labor law.
went on to serve as political head of the Northern District of Baja California in 1931, after the territories were established north and south of the peninsula lasted in that position until 1935.
Ten years later, Sudcaliforniano Unification Front (FUS) referred to the governor, General Francisco J. Mugica, aspiration sudpeninsular that society was headed by one of its members, the proposal was sent by the component, along with his resignation, the federal executive, which had been held by General Manuel Avila Camacho, who, accepting the application, arranged for his new representative in the state Augustine was Olachea. It launched a major promotion of regional development until 1956 that gave the mandate.
then was national president of the Partido Revolucionario Institucional (1956-1958) and Secretary of National Defense (1958-1964). His remains were reinhumados in the Rotunda of Illustrious Sudcaliforniano.