Revolutions 9.09- The Tiger
Oct 14, 2018
This podcast episode delves into Francisco Madero's revolution and his setbacks, the rebellion in Morelos led by local leader Torres Burgos, Pancho Via's journey from banditry to revolution, and the negotiations and capture of Juarez during the revolution. The episode also highlights upcoming tour dates.
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Madero's Early Setbacks
- Madero's initial revolution attempt in November 1910 failed, forcing him to flee to the US.
- Rural uprisings, particularly in Chihuahua under Orozco, kept the revolution alive.
Madero's Return and Casas Grandes
- Madero returned to Mexico and focused on smaller targets, aiming to disrupt supply lines to Juarez.
- He was wounded in the arm at Casas Grandes, boosting his credibility among revolutionaries.
US Intervention Boosts Madero
- The US ordered troops to the border and positioned its fleet off Mexico's coast, ostensibly for maneuvers.
- This was interpreted as US doubt in Diaz's ability to control the situation, boosting Madero's image.