This book provides an insightful perspective on the early years of the Mexican Revolution and the political career of Venustiano Carranza. The author, Heriberto Barrón, a renowned scholar and politician, analyzes the main debates and controversies surrounding the establishment of the Carranza government and its relations with the United States and other foreign powers. Barrón argues that Carranza's leadership was essential to the consolidation of constitutional democracy in Mexico and the promotion of social justice and national sovereignty. This book is a must-read for those interested in Mexican history, politics, and international relations.

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