Carranza
Carranza is a Spanish-language surname and toponym. The name is found throughout Spain and Latin America and is associated with various families, places, and institutions. The most widely known bearer is Venustiano Carranza (1859–1920), a Mexican revolutionary and politician who led the Constitutionalist faction during the Mexican Revolution and served as President of Mexico from 1917 to 1920. He played a central role in drafting and promulgating the 1917 Constitution, which established a framework for land reform and civil rights in post-revolutionary Mexico. He was killed in 1920 during political turmoil.
Beyond this figure, Carranza is a surname shared by numerous individuals in public life in Spanish-speaking
Overall, Carranza denotes both a family name with historical prominence and a geographical toponym that appears
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