precentation

videos

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my opinion

in my opinion de the nacionalization of the petroleum was good because is of the most or the company that give us more money to the country so all the capitals goes tothe goverment i dont know what they do with that money but if there is a lot of money why they dont make more refinerias? so it was good but they have to make a very good use of that money because is to much.

refineria

the cardenism

Lázaro Cárdenas was born on May 21, 1895 in a lower-middle-class family in the village of Jiquilpan Michoacan He supported his family (including his mother and seven younger siblings) from age 16 after the death of his father. 

During his four years as governor, Cárdenas initiated a modest re-distribution of land at the state level, encouraged the growth of peasant and labour organizations, and made improvements to education at a time when it was neglected by the federal government. Cárdenas ensured that teachers were paid on time, made personal inspections of many classrooms, and opened a hundred new rural schools. His grassroots style of governing was such that during his time as governor, Cárdenas made important policy decisions based on direct information received from the public rather than on the advice of his confidants.

Lazaro Cardenas

General Lazaro

oil expropiation
The company that Cárdenas founded, pemex would later be a model for other nations seeking greater control over their own oil and natural gas resources and, 70 years later, it remains the most important source of income for the country, despite weakening finances. Seeing the need to assure the technical expertise needed to run it, Cárdenas founded the national polythecnic institute.

"maximato"

Obregon has been  mordered and his political parties were accepting calles like his leader, calles were the strong man of the nation in the period of 1928 to 1934 calles choose all the presidents between that years like Emilio Portes Gil, Pascual Ortiz and Abelardo Rodriguez this is recognized like "el maximato de calles"

during the first world war the united staestes star producing a lot to sell to euope because europe cant have production with war, they were increasing their production even all europe start recovering step by step in mexico when the crisis expllotes the exportations decreases and the price of raw materials go down, the worker suffer a lot of fires and the result of all this that was calles suspended the agrarial reform the suspension of delivered of lands.

Calles

Calles with the PNR

the formation of a new political party

During the presidence of Emilio portes gil propose the creation of the PARTIDO NACIONAL REVOLUCINARIO that will garaties the oacific sucession of the eleccions. in this party the leader was Calles, he ast the president in turn while this party was growing calles become the most powerfull person in the country, what the new politicals want is a new country with institucions and with laws.

the the partido nacional revolucionario became the PRI that now is one of our four political parties our president is pri.

the leader Calles

the PNR team

cristero war

The church was supporting in past time the "conservadores" so now in 1917 the goverment decides to separate the religion from the politics so now the goverment can be independent from church.

was a mass popular uprising and attempted counter-revolution against the no catholism of the ruling Mexican government. Based in western Mexico, the rebellion was set off by the enforcement of the constitution of mexico of 1917by former Mexican President, Freemason and elias calles in order to persecute the organizations.

The Mexican Revolution was the largest rebellion in Mexican history. It was based on the peasants' overwhelming demand for land and for social justice. The Catholic Church was cautious to not support the revolution, which at times threatened the property rights of many Mexicans. However, the Calles' administration felt its revolutionary reforms, such as those against private property and Catholic schools, were threatened by the Church. As a solution to the Church's influence over the Mexican populace, the anti-clerical statutes of the Constitution were instituted, and beginning a 10-year persecution of Catholics, resulting in the death of thousands.

murders

Cristero war