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Francisco Salias Tordesillo and MarĆa Margarita Sanija Cabeza de Vaca. He had four siblings and the names were Juan Marino, Carlos Pedro and Francisco Salias who fought for the emancipation movement. All perished during the struggle except Francisco. He enrolled in
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medical doctor, journalist, and writer who wrote
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