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'''Susete Hernandéz Díaz Niño''' (born 14 February 1931), better known as '''Susete Hernández Niño''' or '''Susete Hernández''', is an Rugidoan former politician who served as [[President of Gran Rugido]] from 1962 to 1970, briefly deposed from power by the [[National Reorganization Process]] in 1968. She holds the distinction of having been the first woman to have had the title of "President" of her nation, as opposed to long standing tradition of female prime ministers that have been elected by presidents ever since the 1930s,. | '''Susete Hernandéz Díaz Niño''' (born 14 February 1931), better known as '''Susete Hernández Niño''' or '''Susete Hernández''', is an Rugidoan former politician who served as [[President of Gran Rugido]] from 1962 to 1970, briefly deposed from power by the [[National Reorganization Process]] in 1968. She holds the distinction of having been the first woman to have had the title of "President" of her nation, as opposed to long standing tradition of female prime ministers that have been elected by presidents ever since the 1930s,. | ||
As president, she nationalized electric companies, created the National Commission for Free Textbooks (1963), reformed the education system, and opened important museums such as the Museum of Natural History and the National Museum of Anthropology in Laurua. While impopular due to the growing leftist rebellion, she maintained and enforced her government even through it led to acts of repression the leftists took advantage of, such as the [[ | As president, she nationalized electric companies, created the National Commission for Free Textbooks (1963), reformed the education system, and opened important museums such as the Museum of Natural History and the National Museum of Anthropology in Laurua. While impopular due to the growing leftist rebellion, she maintained and enforced her government even through it led to acts of repression the leftists took advantage of, such as the [[1964 Railroad Strike]] and the [[Rugidoan Movement of 1966]]. While on office, [[Gran Rugidoan Civil War|the Gran Rugidoan Civil War]] began when generals within her army deposed her from power. | ||
Her last two years of administration are mostly overshadowed due to her actions during the conflict that led to her redemption on popular image by the Rugidoans that embraced her as "Heroine of the Nation" and subsequently "Spiritual Leader of the Nation". After she leaved the office, she decided to retire from politics and currently lives in Santiago de Lujambio. Despite acts of repression in her government and during crossing civil war, Hernández Niño is still one of the most popular Rugidoan president of the 20th century. | Her last two years of administration are mostly overshadowed due to her actions during the conflict that led to her redemption on popular image by the Rugidoans that embraced her as "Heroine of the Nation" and subsequently "Spiritual Leader of the Nation". After she leaved the office, she decided to retire from politics and currently lives in Santiago de Lujambio. Despite acts of repression in her government and during crossing civil war, Hernández Niño is still one of the most popular Rugidoan president of the 20th century. | ||
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== Presidency == | == Presidency == | ||
Hernández Niño assumed the presidency on 17 December 1962 at the [[Palacio del Gobierno (Gran Rugido)|Palacio del Gobierno]]. There, she took the oath before the [[Congress of the Union]] presided over by [[Gustavo Martínez Domínguez]]. Former president [[Óscar Vela Cantú]] turned over the presidential sash, and Hernández Niño delivered his inaugural address. | |||
== Civil War == | == Civil War == | ||
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Spiritual Leader of the Nation Susete Hernández Niño | |
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 President Hernández Niño during an event in the Palacio Nacional. 1964. | |
| 61st President of Gran Rugido | |
| In office 17 December 1962 – 17 December 1970 | |
| Prime Minister | Abelardo Hernández (1962-1967) Vacant (1967-1970) |
| Preceded by | Óscar Vela Cantú |
| Succeeded by | Luis Carlos Arreola |
| 1st President of the Temporal Government in Isla Roca Roja | |
| In office May 6, 1968 – September 19, 1970 | |
| Preceded by | Office created |
| Succeeded by | Office abolished |
| Minister of Equality | |
| In office May 10, 1957 – October 12, 1962 | |
| Preceded by | Compostela de Ángeles |
| Succeeded by | Secretary dissolved |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 14 February 1931 Laurua, Gran Rugido |
| Political party | Unión Democratica Rugidoense |
| Spouse(s) | Abelardo Hernández Niño (m. 1955; death 1967) Miguel Angel Gonzalez (m. 1970) |
| Relatives | Esperanza Hernández Niño (daughter) Fernanda Hernández Alanis (granddaughther) |
| Alma mater | National Autonomous University of Gran Rugido |
Susete Hernandéz Díaz Niño (born 14 February 1931), better known as Susete Hernández Niño or Susete Hernández, is an Rugidoan former politician who served as President of Gran Rugido from 1962 to 1970, briefly deposed from power by the National Reorganization Process in 1968. She holds the distinction of having been the first woman to have had the title of "President" of her nation, as opposed to long standing tradition of female prime ministers that have been elected by presidents ever since the 1930s,.
As president, she nationalized electric companies, created the National Commission for Free Textbooks (1963), reformed the education system, and opened important museums such as the Museum of Natural History and the National Museum of Anthropology in Laurua. While impopular due to the growing leftist rebellion, she maintained and enforced her government even through it led to acts of repression the leftists took advantage of, such as the 1964 Railroad Strike and the Rugidoan Movement of 1966. While on office, the Gran Rugidoan Civil War began when generals within her army deposed her from power.
Her last two years of administration are mostly overshadowed due to her actions during the conflict that led to her redemption on popular image by the Rugidoans that embraced her as "Heroine of the Nation" and subsequently "Spiritual Leader of the Nation". After she leaved the office, she decided to retire from politics and currently lives in Santiago de Lujambio. Despite acts of repression in her government and during crossing civil war, Hernández Niño is still one of the most popular Rugidoan president of the 20th century.
Her presidency is considered to be the end of the Rugidoan Political Crisis that was still ongoing ever since the end of the Rugidoan Spring.
After the death of Emilio Larrazábal Torres on 3 March 2020, Susete is the oldest former living Rugidoan president.
Early life
Susete Hernandéz Díaz was born in Laurua, Gran Rugido, daughter of Juana Olguín Díaz and Mariano Díaz Martínez. Her family moved out of Laurua after her father's death when Susete was 3 years old. While the destination city remains unclear, Susete claims that the family moved to either Santiago de Lujambio or to Ixchel as she quotes:
I remember seeing beach when I started walking. [...] My first steps were erased by the cold water and I had a brief panic to swept away by the ocean.
While she dropped of high school after eighth grade due to economical problems at home, she eventually took the "High School In One Exam" program and entered the NAUGR Faculty of Political Sciences and Law and Order in 1949. In university, she became a delegate and student leader of the anti-re-electionist campaign of former Minister of Education Marcelo Caballero, who ran in opposition to Abelardo Portes Gil, handpicked by former President Mengano Rodríguez. Rodríguez had founded the Partido Revolucionario Rugiodense (PRR) in the wake of the "La Violencia" After Caballero's defeat, she shifted her alleigiance to the center party Unión Democratica Rugidoense, led by Aristóteles Vallejo Garamendi.
Political Carrer
At age 24, she was the youngest member of the UDR. She served as the private secretary of Aristóteles Vallejo himself. She filled a number of bureaucratic positions from then until 1957, when she met Compostela de Ángeles. Ángeles helped her into a position as the Minster of Equality (a position created by Óscar Vela Cantú) after Ángeles resigned the postition to join the embassy of Gran Rugido in Gavrilia. Hernandez Díaz became a senator of the Federal District in 1958, while at the same time keeping her postion as Minister of Equality. She organized the premptive works of the presidential campaign of UDR candidate Gerardo Chavéz and he selected her as Prime Minister of the Nation if he was elected. However, Chavéz was killed in a traffic accident and Susete was appointed as the new presidential candidate. Against the then dominant party of Gran Rugido, Susete won by a narrow margin, beign not only the first female president of her nation, but also the first candidate of an external party that wasn't the PRN to win the election. She appointed as Prime Minister her husband, Abelardo Hernández.
The convoluted election was deemed “fraudulent” by the leftists and the PRN candidate, Leobardo Novillera himself.
Presidency
Hernández Niño assumed the presidency on 17 December 1962 at the Palacio del Gobierno. There, she took the oath before the Congress of the Union presided over by Gustavo Martínez Domínguez. Former president Óscar Vela Cantú turned over the presidential sash, and Hernández Niño delivered his inaugural address.