José López Lira
Mexican lawyer and politician
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José López Lira (1892–1965) was a Mexican lawyer and politician. He served in the cabinet of Adolfo Ruiz Cortines as the Secretary of National Assets and Administrative Inspection (Spanish: Secretaría de Bienes Nacionales e Inspección Administrativa).[1]
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Rectors of the Universidad Nacional (Autónoma) de México (UNAM respectively UNM)
- Eguía Lis (1910–13)
- Chávez Lavista (1913–14)
- Gama y Cruz (1914–15)
- Natividad Macías (1915–16)
- Schultz (1916–17)
- Natividad Macías (1917–20)
- Caso Andrade (1920)
- Dávalos Balkim (1920)
- Vasconcelos Calderón (1920–21)
- Silva y Aceves (1921)
- Caso Andrade (1921–23)
- Chávez Lavista (1923–24)
- Pruneda García (1924–28)
- Castro Leal (1928–29)
- García Téllez (1929)
- López Lira (1929)
- García Téllez (1929–32)
- Medellín Ostos (1932–33)
- Gómez Morín (1933–34)
- Aragón (1934)
- Ocaranza Carmona (1934–35)
- Chico Goerne (1935–38)
- Baz Prada (1938–40)
- De la Cueva (1940–42)
- Brito Foucher (1942–44)
- Ramírez Moreno (1944)
- Aguilar Álvarez (1944)
- Gual Vidal (1944)
- „Junta de Exrectores“ (1944)
- Caso y Andrade (1944–45)
- Fernández McGregor (1945–46)
- Zubirán Anchondo (1946–48)
- Garrido Díaz (1948–53)
- Carrillo Flores (1953–61)
- Chávez Sánchez (1961–66)
- Barros Sierra (1966–70)
- González Casanova (1970–72)
- Soberón Acevedo (1973–81)
- Rivero Serrano (1981–85)
- Carpizo McGregor (1985–89)
- Sarukhán Kermez (1989–97)
- Barnés de Castro (1997–99)
- Cortés Rocha (1999)
- De la Fuente Ramírez (1999–2007)
- Narro Robles (2007–15)
- Graue Wiechers (2015–present)
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