It may be more fruitful to read the Tuxtepec Revolution as a continuation of the

It may be more fruitful to read the Tuxtepec Revolution as a continuation of the struggle between centralism and federalism that had characterized Mexican politics since the country's earliest days of independence. Díaz's partisans were largely regional leaders who stayed in power by remaining closely attuned to the concerns of the communities and areas they represented.
It may be more fruitful to read the Tuxtepec Revolution as a continuation of the struggle between centralism and federalism that had characterized Mexican politics since the country's earliest days of independence. Díaz's partisans were largely regional leaders who stayed in power by remaining closely attuned to the concerns of the communities and areas they represented. Mexico News Daily · source

Source: Mexico News Daily — mexiconewsdaily.com

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