Revolutions

9.05- The Creelman Interview

Sep 10, 2018
The podcast discusses the Mexican Revolution, covering political stability, economic modernization, and the grievances that led to the revolution. It also explores the rise of Bernardo Reyes, the centralism and corruption of the Porfirian regime, and the impact of the gold standard on currency and land ownership. The chapter also delves into land acquisition, working class organization, and speculates on Diaz's decision not to seek re-election.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
The Paperback Release and Mexican Revolution
01:58 • 4min
3
The Rise of Bernardo Reyes and the Growing Centralism of the Porfirian Regime
05:42 • 13min
4
Political Decisions, Economic Crisis, and the Gold Standard in Mexico
18:16 • 5min
5
Land Acquisition and Working Class Organization
23:34 • 13min
6
Speculation on Diaz's Decision and Growing Unrest in Mexico
36:17 • 3min