Resumen

LOPEZ MERAZ, Óscar Fernando  y  LOEZA, Diana Villegas. Local Leader, Liberalism and Autonomy in the Mexican Revolution. Pahuatlán, Puebla, 1911-1914. Historelo.rev.hist.reg.local [online]. 2017, vol.9, n.18, pp.197-231. ISSN 2145-132X.  https://doi.org/10.15446/historelo.v9n18.58759.

The article analyzes the revolutionary process in the municipality of Pahuatlán, located in the Sierra Norte de Puebla (Mexico), from 1911 to 1914. The objective is to understand the particularities of this space to know the impact it had on the daily life of its inhabitants. The questions that led the investigation were: How does the Revolution arrive in Pahuatlán? What motivated the pahuatecos to be part of the revolutionary process? How did your participation in daily life affect you? Likewise, we assume that Pahuateca's participation was due to the attempt of the regional political leaders to execute the mandates of the liberal state in terms that were locally acceptable; That is to say, they elaborated a local agenda that provided political and social stability in the municipality based on the defense of the local autonomy, and not in the necessity of an agrarian claim. From a local perspective, we observe how the specific characteristics acquired by the revolutionary movement in Pahuatlán are closely related to what happened at the national and state levels.

Palabras clave : revolution; local history; local leaders; Pahuatlán.

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