Conflicts Faced By Groups In Mexico During The 19th Century

Throughout history, people of color have struggled due to prevailing and repressive conditions. History has shown many groups were willing to challenge governmental ideologies and laws because it when against the idea of democracy that the west has created for the rest of the world. Groups like the students activist were willing to risk their lives in order to challenge and question the same government that was established to protect them. The idea of democratic government that was established for the benefit of the people was proved to be a false one, preventing any kind of freedom of expression. The right to express one’s self ceases to exist in Mexico. The government feared if people were able and were given the right to express themselves they would revolt.
Living in Mexico during the 19th century was a strange time to live in. An internal conflict broke out among Mexican PRI- ruled government which was backed by the US and the left wing students and guerilla …show more content…
The revolution gave life too many different organizations, the party of the poor, the federal national student association, and the Gorilla rebel groups. Harsh social conditions change ordinary people like Lucio Cabanas, an ex-school teacher who was tired of being abused and oppressed by the police. Lucio carried out coordinated ambushes against the army and security forces. The gorilla rebels would do anything to get the upper hand in the car, even if that meant trying to kidnap the president sister in order to bring some type of change. The left ring method could be questionable but peaceful demonstration wasn’t bringing any change to the government that refused to give up any power or change their fascist ways. The idea to bring change to the government originated with the Mexican people, every person had a role and played it to the best of their abilities to bring