Presidentes de México 2: De Madero a Cárdenas, Revolución, Maximato y Petróleo | Mira Quién Manda

In this episode of Mira Quién Manda (Look Who's in Charge), Gus Proal and Gerardo Laveaga continue their exploration of Mexican presidential history, from Francisco I. Madero to Lázaro Cárdenas. They analyze Madero's assassination, the rise of Victoriano Huerta, the period of revolutionary instability, the 1917 Constitution, Álvaro Obregón's leadership, Plutarco Elías Calles's period of dominance, and the oil expropriation. They also reflect on Pedro Lascuráin's presidency, the Cristero War, the creation of institutions, Calles's exile, and the decisions that redefined Mexico's political course during the first half of the 20th century. An analysis of Mexican history, the Mexican Revolution, political leadership, Mexican presidents, and the exercise of power. ⏱️ Timeline 00:00 🇲🇽 Introduction and Context 01:00 👤 Francisco León de la Barra, Interim President 03:06 🗳️ Francisco I. Madero, the Idealist 05:53 ⚔️ The Ten Tragic Days and Victoriano Huerta 08:59 🔥 Revolutionary Convention and Political Chaos 10:55 📜 Carranza and the 1917 Constitution 13:14 📚 Álvaro Obregón: Pacification and Culture 17:37 🏛️ Calles, Institutions, and the Cristero War 20:54 🎭 The Maximato and the Puppet Presidents 24:01 ⭐ Cárdenas Breaks with Calles 26:43 🛢️ The Oil Expropriation 29:45 🎙️ Closing and Big Question 📺 Follow us on our social media: Facebook:   / kybernus   X:   / kybernus   Instagram:   / kybernus   TikTok:   / kybernus_