Attend a compelling editorial presentation for Pedro Altamirano en la Revolución, a historical publication that explores the memories, experiences, and legacy of Pedro Altamirano and his daughter Guadalupe Altamirano Aguilar during the Mexican Revolution. This special cultural event invites audiences to discover an important chapter of regional and national history through personal testimonies, historical research, and thoughtful commentary that sheds light on the social and human realities of the revolutionary era.

The presentation will feature authors Guadalupe Altamirano Aguilar and Jesús Valentín Ojeda García, along with commentary by Jorge Amao Manríquez, offering deeper insight into the historical significance of the work and its contribution to preserving collective memory. Held at the Museo Regional de Antropología e Historia de Baja California Sur in the Temporary Exhibition Hall, the event will take place on May 28 at 5:00 PM with free admission for the public. History enthusiasts, students, researchers, and members of the community are invited to attend this enriching evening dedicated to literature, heritage, and the preservation of Baja California Sur’s cultural identity.