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Manuel Ávila Camacho was born in Puebla, Mexico, in 1897, and started his career fighting against Victoriano Huerta's revolution. Rising through the ranks, he became Colonel and headed the Military Forces in Michoacán and Tabasco before fighting alongside his brother during the Cristero War. In 1940, he became the president of Mexico, prioritizing industrialization, education and healthcare while maintaining calm during World War II and establishing relationships with the Allies. After retiring from politics, Manuel shared a happy life with his wife until his death in 1955, during which time his brother Maximino died under suspicious circumstances.
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