Type your answer here... do you have any history of Mr. Eulalio H. marin from corpus christ being secret agent to Venustiano Carranza during the Mexico war.
The carrancistas were followers of Venustiano Carranza during the Mexican Revolution.
He was one of the leaders of the Mexican Revolution (1910-1921) and became president of Mexico (1914-1920). He was assassinated during his term.
Victoriano Huerta and Venustiano Carranza were the opposing leaders, fighting each other during the Mexican Revolution, when the Tampico Affair happened.
Nothing. Mexico was in the middle of a civil war known as the Mexican Revolution (1810-1821). During those years however, Germany sent a telegram to Mexican President Venustiano Carranza, offering economic and military support to retake Arizona, New Mexico and Texas from the United States. Before Carranza could respond, the telegram was intercepted by British intelligence and handed over to President Woodrow Wilson, resulting in United States involvement in World War I.
Spain was a constitutional monarchy during WW1. The king of the time was Alfonso XIII, well known because of his mediation in prisoners exchange and negotiations between belligerent countries in general (Spain was one of the few countries in Europe that was neutral during the whole war). The prime ministers that served during the war were: - Eduardo Dato (estrict neutral) - Álvaro de Figueroa, Count of Romanones (sympathized with the Entente) - Manuel García Prieto (transitional, had no real say in the issue)
Twelve presidents ruled Mexico during the 1910 - 1921 revolutionary period. It was a very unstable period of time:Porfirio Diaz (1884 - 1911)Francisco Leon de la Barra (May - Nov 1911)Francisco Madero (1911 - 1913)Pedro Lascurain (19 Feb 1913 - from 15 to 55 minutes before resigning to Huerta)Victoriano Huerta (1913 - 1914)Francisco Carvajal (Jul - Aug 1914)Venustiano Carranza (1914 - 1920)Eulalio Gutierrez (1914 - 1915) - provisional presidentRoque Gonzalez (Jan - Jun 1915) - provisional presidentFrancisco Lagos (Jun - Oct 1915) - provisional presidentAdolfo de la Huerta (May - Nov 1920) - interim president after Carranza was killedAlvaro Obregon (1920 - 1924)
He was one of several warlords who fought against the Mexican government's of Porfirio Diaz and Victoriano Huerta, during the Mexican Revolution (1910-1921). He defeated several warlords such as Francisco "Pancho" Villa, securing his position as head of state, then as president of Mexico (1917-1920). His greatest achievement was the Mexican Constitution of 1917, which is still in use nowadays.
After Pancho Villa attacked Columbus, NM, US Army General John J. Pershing was commissioned to capture Villa in a nine-month pursuit that unsuccessfully ended when Gen. Pershing was called back. Mexican leaders Venustiano Carranza and Victoriano Huerta felt such pursuit was an indirect invasion of Mexican soil, bout couldn't oppose effectively as they were fighting each other during the Mexican Revolution (1910-1921).
Constancio Guzman was the second elected municipal president of Davao in 1917, during the governorship of Eulalio Causing. ( DAVAO CITY: ITS HISTORY AND PROGRESS by GLORIA P. DABBAY, 1988 edition, page 45, University of Michigan)
Latin American countries weren't too concerned, as all of them were used to periodic invasions by the United States; England on the other hand, was worried that a large-scale conflict between the United States and Mexico would mean they would be fighting alone the Central Powers during WWI.That is the main reason British spies intercepted and quickly delivered the contents of the Zimmerman telegram, between German ambassador Arthur Zimmerman and the Mexican President Venustiano Carranza, to the President Wilson, prompting the entry of the United States into WWI.
22 Americans and 172 Mexicans killed, and many more wounded; the landing resulted in the occupation of Veracruz for several months. Both Venustiano Carranza and Victoriano Huerta, opposing generals during the Mexican Revolution (1910-1921) protested, but neither of them could appropriately respond to such flagrant violation of Mexican sovereignty. Both Mexico and the United States were at the brink of war, but diplomatic intervention by the ABC countries (Argentina, Brazil, Chile) prevented such conflict. It however, resulted in mutual contempt for many decades to come.
Carranza implemented various progressive measures during his presidency in Mexico from 1917 to 1920, including land reform to redistribute land to peasants, labor reforms to protect workers' rights, and education reforms to promote secular and free education for all. He also tried to strengthen the power of the federal government over the states and implemented some measures to reduce foreign influence in Mexico's economy.