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The government of General Porfirio Díaz began to show signs of decomposition, proof of this, the labor sector and the Cananea strike -
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Díaz, after almost 30 years in power, declares to the journalist James Creelman that Mexico is prepared for democracy and that when 1910 arrived he would withdraw from power -
At the request of Madero and other supporters, the anti-reelection center of Mexico is constituted, whose program maintains "effective suffrage, reelection" -
Madero is elected candidate for the presidency of the Republic by the anti-reelectionist party. The race for the presidency is focused on two candidates, Porfirio Díaz and Francisco I Madero.
Madero in the US proclaims the Plan of San Luis, calls on Mexicans to take up arms against the Díaz government -
The first free elections are held to elect the president of the republic. Madero obtained 19,997 votes against 87 for León de la Barra. Diaz resigns from the presidency 30 years after taking power. Orozco and Villa take Ciudad Juárez, which results in the Triumph of the Maderista struggle -
Pascual Orozco's rebellion against the Mexican regime breaks out. Félix Díaz reveals himself in Veracruz against the Madero government -
Francisco Villa and the northern division join the constitutionalist revolution. Carranza calls for a rebellion against the usurper government of Huerta and organizes the Constitutionalist army. Madero and Pino Suárez are assassinated -
Pancho Villa defeats the Huerta government.
Huerta resigns from the presidency and flees the country. Obregón signs the treaties of Teoloyucan -
Obregón confronts and defeats Villa in the lowlands in the famous battles of Celaya and La Trinidad. The victory over Villa gives Carranza the definitive victory. Carranza issues his agrarian law -
Convened by Venustiano Carranza, he begins his sensors of the Constituent Congress in Querétaro, which is in charge of drafting the new constitution -
The Constitution is promulgated. Venustiano Carranza assumes the constitutional presidency of the country