Adolfo Ruiz Cortines was president of Mexico from 1952 to 1958. He implemented economic policies such as increasing workers' salaries, financing oil projects with bonds without external debt, and establishing tax exemptions to improve income. He also focused on social issues such as extending social security to farmers, giving women the vote, and modernizing airports. Politically, he applied a policy of austerity and moralization and modified laws to combat corruption.
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines was president of Mexico from 1952 to 1958. He implemented economic policies such as increasing workers' salaries, financing oil projects with bonds without external debt, and establishing tax exemptions to improve income. He also focused on social issues such as extending social security to farmers, giving women the vote, and modernizing airports. Politically, he applied a policy of austerity and moralization and modified laws to combat corruption.
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Adolfo Ruiz Cortines was president of Mexico from 1952 to 1958. He implemented economic policies such as increasing workers' salaries, financing oil projects with bonds without external debt, and establishing tax exemptions to improve income. He also focused on social issues such as extending social security to farmers, giving women the vote, and modernizing airports. Politically, he applied a policy of austerity and moralization and modified laws to combat corruption.
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines was president of Mexico from 1952 to 1958. He implemented economic policies such as increasing workers' salaries, financing oil projects with bonds without external debt, and establishing tax exemptions to improve income. He also focused on social issues such as extending social security to farmers, giving women the vote, and modernizing airports. Politically, he applied a policy of austerity and moralization and modified laws to combat corruption.
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines was president of Mexico from 1952 to 1958. He implemented economic policies such as increasing workers' salaries, financing oil projects with bonds without external debt, and establishing tax exemptions to improve income. He also focused on social issues such as extending social security to farmers, giving women the vote, and modernizing airports. Politically, he applied a policy of austerity and moralization and modified laws to combat corruption.
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events that quickly harmed Mexican agricultural
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines production.
implemented the Emergency Agricultural Plan. It was presented on December 11, 1952 by Gilberto Flores Muños, Secretary of Agriculture and Livestock, and took office in January 1953. During Holy Week 1954 , on April 17, Ruiz Cortines devalued the peso from $8.50 to $12.50 per dollar. In 1954 , a budget of 20.2% was allocated to the parastatal sector, fiscal facilities were provided to private companies, which allowed extensions and taxes to be raised considerably. It was established that no taxes would be paid on salaries of $300 pesos per month, in order to President of the United Mexican States in the six-year term from 1952 to 1958 improve the income of buyers of Mexican products. The Financiera Nacional Azucarera was created, Economic aspects. whose objective was to promote the sugar industry. During his administration, the real wages of workers During his administration, the real salaries of increased. workers increased; Oil works were financed through Oil works were financed through the use of bond the use of bond issues and without contracting issues and without contracting external debt. external debt. At the end of his six-year term in In 1954, economic problems arose due to the 1958 , Ruiz Cortines left a debt of $798 million antitrust law and the creation of CEIMSA. dollars . These problems became evident at the end of the Korean War in 1953 , as global demand was reduced and international prices for raw materials decreased, Social aspects. time, there was an intense struggle among the The work of Don Ernesto P stands out. labor leaders for the power of the organized Uruchurto regent of Mexico City, who remodels movement. the city. A new labor organization emerged that brought Ruiz Cortines instructed Antonio Otiz Mena, together several confederations in favor of the director of the IMSS, to bring insurance to all government, but that was against the CTM. This parts of the country and to initiate social new entity was called the Revolutionary insurance for farmers; He also ordered that Confederation of Workers and Peasants (CROC). there be adequate use of the money allocated to A conflict took place in teaching caused by a that agency to avoid waste in medical and group of teachers trained in Cardenism, who had medicine expenses. problems with the official union and decided to He sought to provide a solution to social go on strike as a means of pressure. problems and began a new era of austerity and Airports were modernized moralization. On October 17, 1953, President Ruiz Cortines kept his promise and promulgated the constitutional reforms that gave women the vote in federal elections. He formed the Maritime Progress Program, called Marcha Mar The Federal Electricity Commission granted service to more than six hundred locations. During the six-year term of Ruiz Cortines, control over workers increased. At the same Political aspects. During Ruiz Cortines' six-year term, several Ruiz Cortines employed a policy of austerity and governors from different entities in the moralization during his six-year term. country were against him because they did not Amends the Law on Responsibilities of Public like the form of government he had Officials. He forces them to declare assets and implemented. One of the governors who was promises to investigate fortunes. removed from office during his six-year term During his government, educational facilities was the Governor of Guerrero Alejandro Gómez were built in various places in the country and Maganda , a great friend of former president campaigns were carried out to eradicate Miguel Alemán . illiteracy; but the educational backwardness was There were small student demonstrations over never resolved the invasion of Guatemala in 1954 in Mexico City The master plan of the metropolitan area was . The National Teachers' School, the Higher also formulated, so as to coordinate the action Normal School and several schools dependent on of the federal government, especially through the National Polytechnic Institute were closed the department of the Federal District and the due to the lack of classrooms and other government of Edo. from Mexico. facilities. modified article 28 to severely sanction Ruiz Cortines implemented a “Stabilizing Policy” monopolies of essential products. In order to that had the objective of stopping the rapid combat inflation and clean up public finances increase in the cost of living Created the National Nuclear Energy Commission. He expropriated foreign lands but respected small property.