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Bernardo Reyes

Mexican politician

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Mexican history

  • Francisco Madero
    In Francisco Madero

    Madero’s former supporter Bernardo Reyes led the first uprising against him, which was easily suppressed. Two more conservative-inspired rebellions led, respectively, by Pascual Orozco and the former president’s nephew, Félix Díaz, were put down, but Reyes and Díaz continued to plot against Madero from their jail cells. The…

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  • Mexico
    In Mexico: Precursors of revolution

    One backed General Bernardo Reyes as vice presidential candidate over Díaz’s handpicked candidate. Reyes forthrightly opposed científico theories and practices and, as governor of the progressive northern state of Nuevo León, had not only stimulated the modernization impulse but had also initiated a series of far-reaching reforms, including…

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