Vedic Horoscope for Diaz, Porfirio

Mexican general and politician who served seven terms as President of Mexico, a total of 31 years, from 17 February 1877 to 1 December 1880 and from 1 December 1884 to 25 May 1911. The entire period 1876–1911 is often referred to as the Porfiriato.Juan Estadella quotes "Porfirio Díaz. Sú vida y su tiempo (I)". By Carlos Tello Díaz. Ed. Debate, México, 2015.[1] “In the capital of Oaxaca, on September 15, 1830, I, the lieutenant, solemnly baptized José de la Cruz Porfirio, legitimate son of José de la Cruz Díaz and Petrona Mori.” 1 This is how it was established in book 77, folio 164, item 847 of the archives of the parish of the Sagrario de Oaxaca, with the signature of Luis Castellanos, who years later would aspire to the bishopric of Antequera, after being vicar of the Sagrario and treasurer of the Cathedral, as well as deputy in the General Congress of Mexico. The child who had just been baptized in the marble font of the Cathedral - the only one in the entire city, huge, installed inside the sacristy - bore the name of his father, José de la Cruz, but also another, little common in Mexico: the saint of the day of his baptism, San Porfirio... It was Wednesday, but the child, it seems, had been born the day before, Tuesday night ("the birth was at night", says a person who would know the child who had just been born closely, "on September 14" ) .2 And he was born, it seems, not in Oaxaca but to the northwest of the city, in La Borcelana (“a ranch on the road from Etla to Oaxaca,” affirms the testimony of a group of Oaxaqueños who knew him by word of the Don Porfirio himself) .3 The normal thing in those times - it was also the case, in fact, in the case of his brothers - was for the sacrament of baptism to take place the day after birth."