Background
Chumacero Sánchez, Blas was born on January 18, 1908 in Puebla, Puebla, Mexico. Father was a laborer. Chu-macero Sánchez worked for many years in textile plants in Puebla.
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Blas Chumacero Sánchez
Edit ProfileEducation
Primary and secondary studies in Puebla. Studied labor law at night school in Puebla.
Career
Federal Deputy from the State of Puebla, District 2, 1940-1943, member of the Administration Committee (2nd year), the First Balloting Committee, and the Gran Comisión, 1942. Federal Deputy from the State of Puebla, District 1, 1946-1949, member of the Textile Industry Committee, the Committee on Credit, Money, and Credit Institutions, the First Credentials Committee, and the Health Committee. Federal Deputy from the State of Puebla, District 1, 1952-1955, Vice President of the Chamber, September, 1952.
Secretary of the Chamber, September, 1954, member of the Library Committee (2nd year), the Editorial Committee (1st year), and the Budget Committee. Federal Deputy from the State of Puebla, District 1, 1958-1961, member of the Second Government Committee, the Inspection Committee of the General Accounting Office (2nd year), the First Budget Committee, the Rules Committee, the Second Credentials Committee and the Third Labor Committee. Federal Deputy from the State of Puebla, District 1, 1967-1970, member of the Legislative Studies Committee, Fifth Section on Labor and Ninth Section on General Affairs.
The First Treasury Committee, the Steel Industry Committee, the Industries Committee, and the First Labor Committee. Senator from the State of Puebla, 1976-1982, president of the Senate, November, 1976. Federal Deputy from the State of Puebla, District 1, 1985-1988.
Secretary of Labor Action, National Executive Committee of Institutional Revolutionary Party, 1946. Secretary of Labor Action, National Executive Committee of Institutional Revolutionary Party, 1964-1982. Representative for labor on the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration, Puebla.
As of 1988, had served as a Federal Deputy more times since 1940 than any other Mexican. One of the leading figures in the labor movement.
Religion
Roman Catholic
Membership
Secretary General of the Union of the Industrial Plant of San Alfonso. Secretary General of the Mexican Federation of Laborers for the State of Puebla. Secretary of Labor and Conflicts, National Council of the Federation of Laborers and Farmers, State of Mexico.
Secretary of Organization of the Mexican Federation of Laborers, 1943-1946. President of the justice committee of the Mexican Federation of Laborers, 1955-1962. Secretary of Labor of the Mexican Federation of Laborers, since 1962.
