This article shows one of the most misunderstood sources of the Mexican Revolution, social catholicism and its link with the movement led by Francisco Villa, its workers’ and political demands and models of government, ...

No obstante ser producto de un proceso electoral por demás difícil, competido y plagado de irregularidades, que tuvo lugar el 1o. de agosto de 1920, poco más de diez semanas después del asesinato de Venustiano Carranza, ...

"From the sixteenth to the twenty-first centuries, many historians have mistaken Champotón (in Campeche) for Potonchán (in Tabasco). This is no small issue, as it is not a matter of a mere toponymical or syllabic error, ...

Si la plupart des sociétés de chasseurs ne pratiquent pas de sacrifices, la Mésoamérique représente un cas exceptionnel d’une société étatique dont l’économie repose sur l’agriculture mais dont l’idéologie sacrificielle ...

"The first months of Adolfo Ruiz Cortines presidency (1952-1958) were critical for coining a new image of the ruling party, pri, and effacing the image of a corrupt and wasteful government . A government-sponsored campaign ...

This article analyzes the presence and contributions of foreign scientists in Mexico during the 19th century, highlighting how the country's independence and international openness attracted numerous European and North ...

The article analyzes the occupation of Mexico City during the Mexican Revolution, with a focus on the role of the Villista-Zapatista Convention. It explains how these forces took political and social control of the capital, ...

"Este artículo analiza el contexto y la experiencia emocional de los habitantes de la Ciudad de México ante la rebelión zapatista contra el gobierno del presidente Francisco I. Madero en 1912. Con tal fin se analizan los ...

The study of the conservationist movement, led by Miguel Ángel de Quevedo, changes the dominant narrative about the urban capital: that the city destroyed the surrounding areas without any plan or precautions. Although the ...

This article shows that citizenship instituted through the Cádiz charter, despite maintaining important exclusions, permitted the political participation of social sectors that had hitherto not enjoyed these ...