La Revolución Mexicana y su repercusión en América Latina

Abstract

This article presents a particular characterization of the so-called “Mexican Revolution” as a political phenomena of wide repercussions in the Latin-American countries during a large period of the XX century. This revolution, as any other transforming process, showed in general a substantial modification of the social and political structures of the Mexico of the beginnings of the XX century, but which had its own characteristics and elements in common with other revolutionary processes. In the same way, such revolution was the product of objective and subjective conditions in the frame of the development of national and international contradictions. In such a way that the so-called mexican revolution was an exceptional political fact, as is any revolution, which cast a stereotype in diverse orders: political, social and cultural of other Latin-American countries and actors.