Obituaries Related to "Camacho" from New York Times Archive
FUNERAL IN MEXICO FOR AVILA CAMACHO
Manuel Camacho Solís, Once on Path to Mexican Presidency, Dies at 69
Mr. Camacho, who served as mayor of Mexico City and held other offices, was expected to be selected to be a presidential candidate but was passed over.
FUNERAL IN MEXICO FOR AVILA CAMACHO
Manuel Camacho Solís, Once on Path to Mexican Presidency, Dies at 69
Mr. Camacho, who served as mayor of Mexico City and held other offices, was expected to be selected to be a presidential candidate but was passed over.
FUNERAL IN MEXICO FOR AVILA CAMACHO
Manuel Camacho Solís, Once on Path to Mexican Presidency, Dies at 69
Mr. Camacho, who served as mayor of Mexico City and held other offices, was expected to be selected to be a presidential candidate but was passed over.
Manuel Camacho Solís, Once on Path to Mexican Presidency, Dies at 69
Mr. Camacho, who served as mayor of Mexico City and held other offices, was expected to be selected to be a presidential candidate but was passed over.
Manuel Camacho Solís, Once on Path to Mexican Presidency, Dies at 69
Mr. Camacho, who served as mayor of Mexico City and held other offices, was expected to be selected to be a presidential candidate but was passed over.
Ariel Camacho, Lead Singer of Los Plebes del Rancho, Dies at 22
Mr. Camacho, who played guitar and wrote songs as well as singing, was idolized by youngsters in rural Mexico and had begun amassing a fan base on the other side of the border.
Hector Camacho Dies at 50
Hector Camacho, a world champion boxer in three weight classes, died in Puerto Rico on Saturday.
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