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- - - - Benito Juárez was a wise and appreciated president famous for his doctrine that "respect for other people's Rights is peace"
        
        Juarez - Liberal Reform
        
        Free market economy
        
        Separation Church - State
        
        Secularized education
        
        Privileges of "corporations" ended
        
        1862: French invassion
        
        1876: Porfirio Díaz assumes the presidency and begins a 35-year dictatorship, after a four-year civil war.
        
        35 years dictatorship
        
        Concentration of lands.
        
        Foreign investments in mines.
        
        Development without indigenous.
        
        1910: The Mexican Revolution begins
- - - - 1829: Gran Colombia separation
        
        1830: Constituent Congress in Valencia
- - - - 1829: President Juan Manuel de Rosas - 20 years
        
        1852: a constitution integrated in one country to all the regions of Viceroyalty of La Plata, Bartolomé Miter assumed power, followed by Domingo Faustino Sarmiento.
        
        1880: Buenos Aires has proclaimed the capital of the Republic.
        
        Bartolomé Mitre & Domingo Fautisno Sarmiento
        
        Extermination of Indigenous
        
        Railways
        
        Agriculture
        
        Basic Education
        
        Civil Marriage
- - - - process
        
        1839: against liberal president Marquez (4 years)
        
        1853 / 1863: 2 liberal constitutions
        
        1886: New constitution "Regeneration"
        
        Abolished federalism - central government
        
        Recognized the Catholic as a state religion.
        
        Federalism
        
        Suffrage - all men over 21 years old
        
        Directed popular vote
        
        Freedom of expression
    - - 1850: The coffee boom produced the colonization of Antioquia (capital Medellín)
        
        1851: manumission of the slaves