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My History Can Beat Up Your Politics

U.S.-Mexico Relations w/ Bob Crawford and Ben Sawyer of "The Road to Now " Podcast Live in Mexico

My History Can Beat Up Your Politics

Bruce Carlson

Politics, History, News

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2018

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

The Mexican War, current U.S. politics, Mexican history are all topics Bruce joins Bob Crawford of the Avett Brothers and Dr. Benjamin Sawyer of Middle Tennessee State University, hosts of the Road to Now Podcast in Mexico where they discuss Mexico relations in front of a live audience. But first a little commentary about Benito Juarez. Thanks to the Road to Now for hosting us at the Avett Brothers at the Beach Festival  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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on the American Revolution podcast. You're going to do you. Three years before Abraham Lincoln was born in 1809, Benito Juarez was born in Mexico.

1:15.0

Ohaka, Mexico, the town not far from Mexico City.

1:18.0

And at just about the same time, both would become presidents of their respective countries and

1:26.6

they would both be considered politically perhaps on the social politics side

1:30.8

liberal.

1:33.0

Juarez, who was Mexico's first president of indigenous blood, took over as a result of a civil

1:42.4

war in Mexico between conservatives and liberal,

1:45.3

a conflict that really had dogged the nation since its independence in 1820.

1:50.0

And through the troubles in Texas, the annexation of Texas by America, and the Mexican war defeat.

1:56.0

In 1861, wars as elected president, but the war that had damaged Mexico's infrastructure crippled its economy took its toll.

2:07.0

Plus he had to give anesty to captured conservatives that he had fought against who were still resisting his government, who had

2:15.2

executed some of his generals and friends. He established a rural police force, the

2:20.0

rallies, who were sometimes under his control and sometimes not.

2:24.9

It was an ugly civil war and some of the people who had rallied Duwares's side were little more

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