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lista de codigos linguisticos disponibles: ["en", "es"].<end_of_turn>
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Write a continuation for this paragraph - "We have preserved the republican and democratic form of government; we have defended and kept intact the theory; but we have adopted in the administration of national affairs a partial policy... I have waited patiently for the day when the Republic of Mexico is prepared to choose and change its rulers in each period without danger of war, or damage to national credit and progress. I believe that day has arrived..." President Díaz's statements increased the discontent that existed in the country, which caused anti-reelectionist ideas to become more popular. After Porfirio Díaz's statements, Francisco I. Madero published the book "The Presidential Succession," a work that served to promote an active struggle from the anti-reelectionist clubs, very popular in those days. The elections were held and coincided with the celebrations of the Centennial of Independence. Madero was forced to flee to the United States and from San Antonio he called for the revolutionary struggle that broke out on November 20, 1910.<end_of_turn>
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San Antonio convocó a la lucha revolucionaria que estalló el 20 de noviembre de 1910<end_of_turn><eos>