Focusing on the Independence, Reform, Revolution Panel of Oaxaca en la historia y en el mito, analyze the The Mexican Revolution in Oaxaca about the The Mexican Revolution, (1910-21).
The Mexican Revolution in Oaxaca Francisco Ignacio Madero visited Oaxaca in December, 1909 to rally support for his bid at the presidency.  In 1911, as President of Mexico, Madero gained support in Oaxaca from Governor Benito Juárez Maza, the son of Benito Juárez Garcia.In Oaxaca, during the Mexican Revolution, especially initially, the battles and the chaos was in the political system. Between December 1910 and June 1915, the government of Oaxaca changed 33 times, with 16 different governors. There were many factions, including Maderistas, one of 14 factions. supporting Francisco Ignacio Madero González.  Recent studies reveal that the Maderista movements in Oaxaca was not rural but middle class, seeking social mobility, and greater local autonomy. Evidence of at least one rural uprising in Oaxaca was in line with rebellions in other parts of Mexico. Maderistas from Guerrero, led Mixtec peasants of Pinotepa Nacional, Oaxaca, to revolt on 18 May 1911. They demanded the return of their ancient communal lands. The revolt was not successful and the leaders were executed. In 1915 after President Carranza suspended the constitution, the State of Oaxaca declared itself a free and sovereign state.
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