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Salvador Abascal (Salvador Abascal Infante) was born on 18 May, 1910 in Morelia, Mexico, is a Mexican politician (1910–2000). Discover Salvador Abascal's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 90 years old?

Popular As Salvador Abascal Infante
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Age 90 years old
Zodiac Sign Taurus
Born 18 May 1910
Birthday 18 May
Birthplace Morelia, Mexico
Date of death 2000
Died Place Mexico City, Mexico
Nationality Mexico

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Who Is Salvador Abascal's Wife?

His wife is Maria Guadalupe Carranza Pulido (m. 17 March 1942)

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Wife Maria Guadalupe Carranza Pulido (m. 17 March 1942)
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Children 12, including: Salvador Abascal Carranza Carlos María Abascal Juan Bosco Abascal Carranza

Salvador Abascal Net Worth

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1910

Salvador Abascal Infante (18 May 1910 – 30 March 2000) was a Mexican politician and leading exponent of Mexican synarchism.

For a time, he was the leader of the National Synarchist Union (UNS).

Abascal represented the orthodox Catholic tendency within the movement.

Born in Morelia into a landowning family, Abascal was the fourth of eleven children.

Partly educated at a seminary, Abascal was sympathetic to the Cristeros from an early age.

Indeed, his father was a member of the Popular Union, the Cristero party.

1930

As a result of these sympathies Abascal passed through a variety of Roman Catholic counterrevolutionary organisations during the 1930s.

1931

He would complete his education at the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo where he graduated with a law degree in 1931, subsequently serving as a judge in Ayutla.

1933

He was dismissed as a judge in 1933 after falling foul of local bosses when he made judgements in favour of claimants to land.

1937

He was a founder member of the UNS in 1937 and became an organiser in Michoacán, before taking full charge of the movement in 1940 when it was at its peak with 500,000 members.

Abascal succeeded Manuel Zermeño as leader, after Zermeño was removed from the movement for concluding an agreement with the government of Avila Camacho without securing approval of the UNS membership.

Accused of Nazism by opponents, Abascal officially denounced the system, although he was noted for his anti-Semitism.

He was also noted for his opposition to electoral politics and rejected any attempts to convert the UNS into a political party.

Instead Abascal called for 'Catholic social order' as the antithesis to his two most hated ideologies - Marxism and liberal democracy - both of which he felt were closely related.

1939

He also resisted attempts by Manuel Gómez Morín to fuse the UNS with the National Action Party in 1939 as a result of these convictions.

1940

At 31, Abascal met 16 year old Maria Guadalupe Carranza Pulido while in Los Angeles in 1940.

They developed a courtship that lasted two years.

1941

An unpopular figure with moderates, he was replaced as leader by Manuel Torres Bueno in 1941 and left to set up a sinarquista commune in Baja California.

The colony, known as Maria Auxiliadora, was initially made up of some 86 families (450 people).

It has been claimed that Abascal, who stated that he was inspired by God and Thomas Aquinas in his actions, was driven by Millenarianism in leading his followers into what was a hostile desert climate.

1942

They married on 17 March 1942, on the Sinarquist commune María Auxiliadora.

Abascal had 12 children in total.

1943

Their first born son, born on the sinarquist commune on 11 March 1943, was Juan Bosco Abascal Carranza.

Juan Bosco would go on to be a professor of psychology, published author and a YouTube personality.

1944

However the scheme proved unsuccessful, and by 1944, Abascal had been expelled from the sinarquista movement for clashing with its leadership over the failure of the colonisation.

1947

He returned in 1947 and became something of a grand old figure in the movement, even being considered as a potential candidate for the presidency in 1955 (although he declined the offer).

1970

Increasingly drawn towards integralism, he set up the publishing house Editorial la Tradition in the late 1970s to produce works on this subject, as well as his memoirs Mis Recuerdos.

1990

He published his own newsletter, La Hoja del Combate, into the 1990s.

The publication was noted for giving space to the ideas of the revisionist writer Salvador Borrego.

1991

Their second born, the late Carlos Abascal, was the Secretary of the Interior in the government of Vicente Fox whilst another son, Salvador Abascal Carranza also followed a career in politics, serving as a federal deputy from 1991 to 1994, both for the National Action Party.