Journalist, Politician, Author. He was known for his significant contributions in various fields. From 1970 to 1979, he served as the National Leader of the political organization National Synarchist Union (UNS), tirelessly working to promote the values and principles of synarchist in Mexico. In 1975, Aguilera founded the Mexican Democratic Party (PDM), aimed at fostering democracy and citizen participation. He was elected as a Federal Deputy in the LI Legislature from 1979 to 1981, where he actively promoted policies and legislation for the betterment of Mexican society. Aguilera left a lasting impact on the media landscape in Mexico and Central America through his distinguished career as a journalist. He held directorial positions in newspapers such as "Orden" and "La Verdad" and contributed to renowned publications like "El Universal" and "Impacto." Known for his incisive writing and unwavering commitment to objectivity and truth, he earned widespread respect and recognition within the field of journalism. Beyond his political and journalistic work, Aguilera was a prolific author. He penned several notable books, including "Daniel Cid Villagómez," "Cuando los lobos huyen," "Morusas del pensamiento," and "Picarín, magia y encuentro."
Journalist, Politician, Author. He was known for his significant contributions in various fields. From 1970 to 1979, he served as the National Leader of the political organization National Synarchist Union (UNS), tirelessly working to promote the values and principles of synarchist in Mexico. In 1975, Aguilera founded the Mexican Democratic Party (PDM), aimed at fostering democracy and citizen participation. He was elected as a Federal Deputy in the LI Legislature from 1979 to 1981, where he actively promoted policies and legislation for the betterment of Mexican society. Aguilera left a lasting impact on the media landscape in Mexico and Central America through his distinguished career as a journalist. He held directorial positions in newspapers such as "Orden" and "La Verdad" and contributed to renowned publications like "El Universal" and "Impacto." Known for his incisive writing and unwavering commitment to objectivity and truth, he earned widespread respect and recognition within the field of journalism. Beyond his political and journalistic work, Aguilera was a prolific author. He penned several notable books, including "Daniel Cid Villagómez," "Cuando los lobos huyen," "Morusas del pensamiento," and "Picarín, magia y encuentro."
Bio by: Ola K Ase
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