Much of the focus is on the key figures of the time. These include Francisco I Madero, who was the ideologue of the revolt; Francisco "Pancho" Villa and Emiliano Zapata - two of the revolution's ...

The revolt involved a mix of Mexican anarchists ... La Regeneracion. As opposed to Francisco I. Madero, whose forces eventually did overthrow Diaz, Magon and his Liberal Party expressed not the wishes ...

The new president is Francisco Madero, a liberal. Madero introduces land reform and labour legislation. Political unrest continues with Zapata leading a peasant revolt in the south. 1913 ...

You might be thinking of Venustiano Carranza (1859-1920), a former president of Mexico (1917-1920) who was closely associated with Francisco Madero (1873-1913), another Mexican president (1911 ...

Madero Francisco Indalecio Madero González nació en la hacienda El Rosario, en Parras, Coahuila, el 30 de octubre de 1873. Su abuelo, Evaristo Madero y su padre Francisco Madero Hernández ...

El pasado miércoles 22 de febrero, se cumplieron 110 años del asesinato de Francisco Ignacio Madero González, quien fuera presidente de México de 1911 y hasta su asesinato, en 1913.

El señor Madero, al descender del aparato, fue recibido con dianas y aplausos. Su arrojo intempestivo en una soleada tarde de 1911, llevó al presidente mexicano Francisco I. Madero, uno de los ...