Gómez Maganda de Anaya, Guadalupe was born on April 20, 1945 in Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico. Daughter of Alejandro Gómez Maganda, governor of Guerrero, 1951-1954. Grand daughter of General Tomás Gómez, veteran of the Revolution.
Great grand daughter of Alejandro Gómez, a peasant.
Primary studies at the First Congress of Anáhuac School, Chilpancingo, 1951-1956. Preparatory studies at the Feminine University of Mexico, 1957-1961, receiving a gold medal for scholastic achievement. Studies in law, National School of Law, National Autonomous University, 1962-1966, graduating with an honorable mention, August 15, 1967.
Course in French civilization, Sorbonne, Paris, 1978.
A. April 20, 1945. b. Acapulco, Guerrero, c. Primary studies at the First Congress of Anáhuac School, Chilpancingo, 1951-1956.
Preparatory studies at the Feminine University of Mexico, 1957-1961, receiving a gold medal for scholastic achievement. Studies in law, National School of Law, National Autonomous University, 1962-1966, graduating with an honorable mention, August 15, 1967. Course in French civilization, Sorbonne, Paris, 1978. d.
Federal Deputy from the State of Guerrero, District 4, 1979-1982, Secretary of the Permanent Committee, 1980, member of the Trade, Radio and Television, Tourism and Justice Committees, member of the Grand Jury. Senator from the State of Guerrero, 1982-1988. Employee, Press Secretary, Institutional Revolutionary Party Committee of the Federal District, 1974.
Aide to the Agent of the Ministerio Público of the 8th Delegation, Attorney General of the Federal District, 1962-1964. Lawyer for the ISSSTE, 1964-1966. Assistant Director, Legal Department, and adviser, National Council of Tourism, 1969-1979.
President of the Superior Tribunal of Justice of Guerrero, 1975. Secretary General of Government of the State of Guerrero, under Javier Olea Muñoz, 1975.
Roman Catholic
Director of Advertising and Public Relations, National Council of Social Tourism, National Federation of Popular Organizations, 1980. General Delegate of National Revolutionary Women’s Group of Institutional Revolutionary Party to the State of Tlaxcala, 1980.
