Aftermath of the Magonist Uprising

This chapter examines the fallout from the Magonist uprising in Baja California, focusing on the repressive measures taken by Victoriano Huerta following the arrest of its leader and the assassination of Madero. It sheds light on the ideological battles of the Mexican Revolution, especially between Zapata and Villa, as they navigated the challenges of political oppression and labor organization under Carranza's rule.