Carmen Aristegui 17. Aristegui worked for "El Universal", for which she co-wrote the column "Círculo rojo" with Javier Solórzano. As of 2013 she writes a column for "Reforma". Aristegui's first book, "Uno De Dos 2006: Mexico en la Encrucijada" (""One of Two 2006: Mexico at the Crossroads""), profiles President Felipe Calderón Hinojosa and Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the leading presidential candidates in that year's federal election in Mexico. She explained that she had written the book in order to offer readers "a very interesting overview and X-ray of the country" and to provide insights into the ways the candidates had resolved specific
Bento de Jesus Caraça he was nominated 1st assistant and, on October 14, 1927 he was nominated professor. On December 28, 1929 he was nominated cathedratic professor, teaching algebra and infinitesimal calculus. Meanwhile, Caraça had participated in the foundation of the Portuguese Popular University, an institution created to give working-class people the chance to study. Caraça became a member of the Administration Council when he was still a student and in 1928 he became President of the University. He carried out organizing the University's library and several conferences about Mathematics, Art, History and several other topics. Bento de Jesus Caraça Bento de Jesus Caraça,