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{{short description|Guatemalan lawyer and historian}}{{Use dmy dates|date=April 2014}} Virgilio Rodríguez Beteta (1885–1967) was a Guatemalan lawyer, historian, diplomat and writer. BiographyBeteta was born in Guatemala City on March 10, 1885, son of General Luis and Luz Rodriguez Beteta Laredo. He was a descendant of the discoverer of California, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo. He graduated as a lawyer at the University of San Carlos of Guatemala. In his first marriage, with Elisa Macal Asturias, he had two children, writer Virgilio Rodríguez Macal and a daughter, Martha. From his second marriage to Marta Josefina Herrera, he had one child, Roberto Rodríguez-Herrera Beteta, an airplane pilot and composer of music for marimba. From his third marriage with Carmen Martínez Arboleda, he had another child, Luz Maria Rodriguez-Martinez Beteta, a journalist, mountaineer and Industrial Psychologist. Beteta lived for extended periods in Honduras, Switzerland, Spain, Chile and Colombia, working in senior diplomatic positions representing Guatemala. He died in his hometown at the age of 82 years. WorkBeteta Rodríguez was interested in history, politics and the culture of Guatemala. In 1917 he wrote the libretto for the opera Quiché Vinak. Along with Adrian Recinos, he founded the legal journal The Law, and was also one of the founders of the Society of Geography and History, now the Academy of Geography and History of Guatemala. He directed the Diario de Centro America. He agreed to represent Guatemala as ambassador to the governments of Honduras, Spain, Chile and Colombia, as well as ambassador to the League of Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. His old age was devoted to historical research and political science and he publishing a series of books on a variety of topics in these disciplines. Published work - {{cite book |author= |year=1926 |title= La mentalidad colonial: ideologías de la independencia, doctrinas políticas y económico-sociales |publisher=Paris-América |location=Paris |language=|isbn= |oclc=}}
- {{cite book |author= |year=1930 |title=El Partido liberal unificado ante la tumba de Barrios |publisher=Tipografía nacional |location=Guatemala|language=|isbn= |oclc=}} Discurso pronunciado el 2 de abril de 1930.
- {{cite book |author= |year=1947 |title=El libro de Guatemala grande: Petén-Belice |publisher=Tipografía nacional |location=Guatemala|language=|isbn= |oclc=}}
- {{cite book |author= |year=1958 |title=Los dos brujitos mayas: el cuento-novela de la antigüedad americana |publisher=Ministerio de Cultura, Departamento Editorial |location=Guatemala|language=|isbn= |oclc=}}
- {{cite book |author= |year=1963 |title=La política inglesa en Centro América durante el siglo XIX |publisher=José de Pineda Ibarra/Ministerio de Educación Pública |location=Guatemala|language=|isbn= |oclc=}}
- {{cite book |author= |year=1963 |title=La patria maya; del Istmo de Tehuantepec al de Panamá |publisher= |location=Guatemala|language=|isbn= |oclc=}}
- {{cite book |author= |year=1965 |title=Trascendencia nacional e internacional de la guerra de Centro América contra Walker y sus filibusteros |publisher=Editorial del Ejército |location=Guatemala|language=|isbn= |oclc=}}
- {{cite book |author= |year=1965 |title=Solidarity and responsibilities of the United States in the Belize case |publisher=Tipografía nacional |location=Guatemala|language=|isbn= |oclc=}}
- {{cite book |author= |year=1969 |title=No es guerra de hermanos sino de bananos; como evité la guerra en Centroamérica en 1928 |publisher=Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala |location=Guatemala|language=|isbn= |oclc=}}
References- This article was initially translated from the Spanish Wikipedia.
- Diccionario histórico biográfico de Guatemala (pág. 795). Guatemala: Asociación de Amigos del País, Fundación para la Cultura y el Desarrollo, 2004. {{ISBN|99922-44-01-1}}.
- Dieter Lehnhoff: Creación musical en Guatemala (pág. 247). Guatemala: Universidad Rafael Landívar, Fundación para la Cultura y el Desarrollo, Editorial Galería Guatemala, 2005. {{ISBN|99922-704-7-0}}.
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