party:

El Mexican
Obregonismo Labor
Party

44°
(1880/02/19
(1880/02/19 -
1928/07/17)
1928/07/17)

President of Mexico (1920-1924)

In the year 1912, during the Mexican
Revolution, he organized a force formed
by some 300 Yaqui Indians in support of
the revolutionary president Francisco I.
Madero, facing an uprising led by Pascual
Orozco.

He started his political career in

Huatabampo, Sonora, where he
was the first councilor and syndic. He
worked as a teacher of a primary school in
Moroncarit, belonging to the municipality.
After being named president, he
began labor, agrarian and
educational reforms, for which he
had the collaboration of both
workers and peasants and
intellectuals and politicians.
Resumed diplomatic relations with the United States.

He ordered the telegraph wiring and railroad tracks to be

repaired; rules were established for the election and operation of
diplomatic and consular bodies.

Economically: he tried foreign investment,

natural mineral and
oil resources
His last words were:
“más totopos”

Finally:

He died in July 1928, when a cartoonist

approached him to
show him a caricature of his, and while
Obregon watched her,
he shot him point-blank.

In conclusion: he was a good president, he

achieved great things
in the few years he was in charge
 “El maximato”
Francisco
Plutarco
Elias
Campuzano

45°
•September 25, 1877
in Guaymas sonora
party:
Liberal Constitutionalist Party
•October 19, 1945
Mexican Labor Party

National Revolutionary Party

President of
Mexico(1924-1928)
 The maximato
• This period in which it is had notion of that Emilio
portes gil, paschal Ortiz blond and Abelardo i
rodriguez were controlled by the maximum boss
• (Plutarco Elias Calles)
Death cause: Massive hemorrhage,
attributed to a lesion of the mesenteric
artery

His last words were:

"Finally the army intervenes, as a consequence, the
armed shock and the disaster of the nation"
46° Emilio Portes Gil
“El maximato”
party:

President of
National Revolutionary Party
Mexico (1928 to
1930)
October 3, 1890, Ciudad Victoria, Mexico
December 10, 1978, Mexico City, Mexico
47°
Pascual Ortiz Diaz.
10 de marzo de 1877, Morelia, Mexico
4 de noviembre de 1963, Mexico City,
Mexico

party:
National Revolutionary Party

President of Mexico
(05 February 1930 – 02 September 1932
Contributions
 Contributions
Political-social.
• Federal labor law.
• Second industrialization
• Introduced new penal code.
 Contributions
Political-social. Economic
Tax revenue
• Federal labor law.
Reduces the GDP
• Second industrialization
Adhered to the League of the
• Introduced new penal code. United Nations