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This historical research article presents a detailed account of the episodes, particularities, journeys and vicissitudes of political-electoral nature that took place during the life of the Costa Rican intellectual Rogelio Fernández Güell (1883-1918), who distinguished himself from an early age and throughout his life, by a multifaceted series of actuators in various aspects of cultural and academic work in countries such as Costa Rica (his homeland), Spain, Mexico, USA. and Argentina. His first political incursions were at the beginning of the 20th century which he combined with a pioneering exercise in journalism and literature. In addition, there is the story of his paths on Spanish and Mexican soil, this being the last country where he would live as a direct protagonist of the incidences of the famous Mexican Revolution, which would mean a deep and valuable friendship with the Mexican President Francisco I. Madero. Finally, he explains the reasons for his return to Costa Rica, the role he played in the elections of 1913-1914, his functional, literary and academic performances at that juncture, his participation in the organized rebellion against President Federico Tinoco Granados and the tragic incidents that led to his ignominious murder in March 1918.

Los derroteros político-electorales del intelectual costarricense Rogelio Fernández Güell (1883-1918)