Criminologist's Day in Mexico

José Adrián González Navarro, a member of the Parliamentary Group of the National Action Party, has proposed a draft resolution declaring November 16 each year as "National Criminologist Day. Given in the Chamber of Deputies of the Honorable Congress of the Union, on July 25, 2018.

The Labor Observatory defines Criminology as "the studies on the behavior of the delinquent, criminal or antisocial behaviors contrary to Law or the Law".

In this framework, criminal analyst Rubén Ricardo Ponce Oviedo in Criminology in Mexico: November 16, published in the web portal of the Mexican Federation of Criminology and Criminalistics (FMCC), "the first and only one who managed to finish the course in 1939 was an outstanding and illustrious doctor, who since then was known as the father of Mexican Criminology for being the first graduate in Criminology of Mexican origin to obtain that title and denomination at that time, in addition and perhaps of greater relevance, to make a revolution within the science. That entrepreneur was a Chihuahuan named Alfonso Quiroz Cuarón".