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He also taught at the National School of Professional Studies in Acatlan and at the National School of Anthropology and History and the National School of Restoration, Conservation and Museography. Solís was a guest lecturer at the Universidad de Extremadura in Spain and at the Universidad de Rancagua in Chile. Initial reports of his death by some media outlets speculated that Solís Olguín had possibly been a victim of swine flu. The record is attributed to Felipe Solís; it does not imply sole authorship of developments produced by a wider field or community.