Background
Gómez Robledo, Antonio was born on November 7, 1908 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. Wrote for Agustín Yáñez’s Bandera de Provincias. Private secretary to Ezequiel Padilla, Rio Conference.
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Antonio Gómez Robledo
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Antonio Gómez Robledo, Career Foreign Service Officer, joined the Foreign Service. Awarded the National Prize in Letters, 1976. Representative of Mexico to the Ibero-American Convention of Catholic Students, 1931, elected president of the National Federation of Catholic Students of Mexico; representative of Mexico to the Ibero-American Catholic Student Secretariat, Rome, Italy, 1933; member of the National College, since 1960.
Education
Law degree, University of Guadalajara. Ph.D. in Philosophy, National Autonomous University. Special studies, School of Law, Paris, the Academy of International Law, The Hague, Fordham University, New York, and the University of Rio de Janeiro.
Professor, National School of Law, National Autonomous University and the Institute of Advanced Studies at Monterrey.
Career
Career Foreign Service Officer, joined the Foreign Service, 1936. Member of the Ninth Inter-American Conference, Bogota, 1948. Alternate Mexican representative to the Organization of American States, 1949-1951.
Legal Adviser to the Mexican Embassy, Washington, D.C., 1951-1954. Rank of ambassador, 1959. Ambassador to Brazil, 1959-1961.
Member of the Permanent Delegation to International Organizations, Geneva, 1965. Mexican representative to the Disarmament Committee, Geneva, 1964-1966. Ambassador to Italy, 1967-1970.
Legal Adviser to the Secretary of Foreign Relations, 1971-1974, replacing Oscar Rabasa. Ambassador to Greece, 1974-1976. Ambassador to Switzerland, 1977.
Author of many diplomatic and legal works. Contributor to numerous intellectual journals.
Religion
Roman Catholic
Membership
Representative of Mexico to the Ibero-American Convention of Catholic Students, 1931, elected president of the National Federation of Catholic Students of Mexico. Representative of Mexico to the Ibero-American Catholic Student Secretariat, Rome, Italy, 1933. Member of the National College, since 1960.
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