Madero's anti-reelection movement and the 1910 uprising (1908–1911)

1. Díaz signals political opening in Creelman interview

   Mar 1, 1908Labels: Porfirio D, James Creelman, Creelman Interview

   • UC Berkeley
   • Britannica
   • Creelman bio

2. Madero publishes critique of Díaz-era succession

   Oct 1, 1908Labels: Francisco Madero, La sucesi

   • Library Congress
   • Banxico

3. National Anti-Reelectionist Party forms around Madero

   May 22, 1909Labels: National Anti-Reelectionist, Francisco Madero

   • Banxico
   • PNA wiki

4. Anti-reelectionists nominate Madero for president

   Apr 15, 1910Labels: Anti-Reelection Party, Francisco Madero

   • Banxico

5. Authorities arrest Madero during the 1910 campaign

   Jun 7, 1910Labels: Francisco Madero, San Luis

   • Banxico
   • Britannica

6. Díaz declared winner in June 1910 election

   Jun 21, 1910Labels: Porfirio D, 1910 Election

   • Britannica
   • Madero bio

7. Madero escapes and drafts Plan of San Luis Potosí

   Oct 5, 1910Labels: Plan of, Francisco Madero

   • Britannica
   • Plan SLP

8. Plan of San Luis calls for revolt on 20 November

   Nov 20, 1910Labels: Plan of

   • Britannica
   • Plan SLP

9. Northern and southern rebel forces expand the fight

   Jan 1, 1911Labels: Pascual Orozco, Emiliano Zapata, Pancho Villa

   • Britannica
   • Orozco

10. Rebels seize Ciudad Juárez after major siege

    May 10, 1911Labels: Ciudad Ju, rebel forces

    • Britannica
    • Ju rez battle

11. Treaty of Ciudad Juárez ends Díaz–Madero fighting

    May 21, 1911Labels: Treaty of, Porfirio D, Francisco Madero

    • Treaty

12. Porfirio Díaz resigns and goes into exile

    May 25, 1911Labels: Porfirio D, Exile

    • Treaty
    • Britannica

13. Madero enters Mexico City as national leader

    Jun 7, 1911Labels: Francisco Madero, Mexico City

    • Treaty
    • Madero bio

14. Madero wins the 1911 general election

    Oct 15, 1911Labels: Francisco Madero, 1911 General

    • 1911 election
    • Britannica

15. Madero inaugurated as president, uprising phase concludes

    Nov 6, 1911Labels: Francisco Madero, Presidential Inauguration

    • Madero bio
    • Britannica