Ana Yuisa Caguax
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| Full Name | Ana Yuisa Caguax |
| Nickname(s) | Inaru Guanín |
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| Birth Date | 1683 AN (79 AN years) |
| Birth Place |
  Boriquén |
| Occupation | Politician |
| Political Affiliation | Wakara People's Party (AJNA) |
| Known For | Governorship of Boriquén (1723 AN-1744 AN) |
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| National Origin |
Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Citizenship(s) |
Nouvelle Alexandrie |
Ana Yuisa Caguax, known by the Wakara honorific Inaru Guanín ("Golden Woman"), is a Wakara politician from Boriquén, Nouvelle Alexandrie. She served as the second Regional Governor of Boriquén from 1723 AN to 1744 AN and is General Secretary and Deputy Leader of the Wakara People's Party. Since 1760 AN she has represented Boriquén in the Federal Assembly and served as Secretary of Social Security and National Solidarity in the government formed under the Federal Accord.
Regional governorship
Caguax was elected the second Regional Governor of Boriquén in 1723 AN, succeeding Yucahúké Busiri, and held the office through four consecutive terms until 1744 AN. She became known across the region by the Wakara honorific Inaru Guanín, or "Golden Woman." During her governorship the regional government founded the Boriquén Institute of Technology, endowed by her predecessor Yucahúké Busiri.
Later career
Caguax rose to become General Secretary and Deputy Leader of the Wakara People's Party, and served as a party surrogate in the 1759 general election. In 1760 AN she was appointed Secretary of Social Security and National Solidarity in the Federal Accord government led by Premier Marcos Ferreira Gonçalves. In that office she tabled the Cost of Living Relief Act, 1760.
