Liberalismo Time Line

Initiation (Maderistas 1910-1913)

1910

Porfirio Diaz becomes president of Mexico and occupies the place during the period.

Plan de San Luis

Oct 5, 1910

Francisco Madero writes the "Plan de San Luis" in San Antonio Texas

Revolution

Nov 20, 1910

The Mexican Revolution begins

Non-Relection

Apr 14, 1911

Francisco publicly promoted the non-reelection in the presidency.

Election

May 25, 1911

Francisco Madero is elected president

Land and Freedom

Nov 28, 1911

Zapata announces the Ayala Plan in which the main motto was "Land and Freedom".

The Arrest

1912

Pascual Orozco leads a rebellion in Chihuahua, after losing the election for governor. General Victoriano Huerta, representing Madero, defeats Orozco and arrests Pancho Villa.

Jail (Constitucionalismo 1913-1914)

Feb 18, 1913

Huerta leads a coup against Madero, who is deposed, arrested, and jailed.

Huerta as presdient

Feb 22, 1913

President Madero and Vice President Pino Suárez are riddled with bullets. Huerta declares himself president of Mexico.

USA (no specific day)

Mar 1, 1913

March 1913
The United States declares itself against Huerta.

Plan de Guadalupe

Mar 26, 1913

The Guadalupe Plan was drafted and signed on March 26, 1913 at the Hacienda de Guadalupe and promulgated in Eagle Pass, USA. on March 31, 1913.

Carranza (no specific day)

Apr 1, 1913

Venustiano Carranza, the governor of Coahuila, is named First Chief in the fight against Huerta and against Villa and Zapata. Alvaro Obregón is at the head of Carranza's army.

Veracruz in Captivity

Apr 21, 1914

United States forces occupy Veracruz.

The Escape

Jun 15, 1914

Huerta resigns as president and flees to Europe on a German ship.

President Carranza

Aug 20, 1914

Carranza declared himself president even though Villa didn't agree.

WWI (no specific day)

Oct 1, 1914

World War I begins in Europe. The United States leaves Veracruz.

Aguascalientes Convention

Oct 10, 1914

Villa and Zapata demand the implementation of social development programs and agrarian reform, while Carranza prioritises the implementation of long-term political reforms. (October 10-November 10)

Guerra de Facciones

1915

War between the Constitucionalistas (Carranza and Obregón) and Convencionistas (Zapata and Villa) battles for control of the center of the country.

Celaya

Apr 6, 1915

Pancho Villa launches an attack to bring the city under Convencionistas control, Obregón defeats Villa on April 15 and heads north of Mexico to regroup.

Constitucion

Feb 5, 1917

The first constitution to guarantee social rights to Mexicans gave Carranza dictatorial powers.

Zapata's Death (april)

1919

Zapata is assassinated in Morelos after losing against Carranza

Plan de Agua Prieta

Apr 23, 1920

Created to overthrow Carranza

Carranzas Death

Jul 5, 1920

Murdered in Tlaxcalantongo

Obregón's power (no specific date)

Nov 1, 1920

While Adolfo de la Huerta was elected as interim president preparing the ground for Álvaro Obregón to come to power in November.