Manuel González Flores

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Manuel González Flores was a Mexican general and politician who served as president of Mexico from 1880 to 1884, closely allied with Porfirio Díaz and known for consolidating the authoritarian regime that characterized the Porfiriato.

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instanceOf Mexican general
Mexican politician
President of Mexico
human
allyOf Porfirio Díaz
alsoKnownAs Manuel González
buriedAt Rotonda de las Personas Ilustres, Mexico City
causeOfDeath illness
countryOfCitizenship Mexico
dateOfBirth 1833-06-18
dateOfDeath 1893-05-08
endTime 1884-11-30
era Porfiriato
ethnicGroup Mexican
familyName Flores
González
givenName Manuel
governmentFormSupported authoritarian regime
headOfGovernment Mexico
honorificTitle General
implemented currency reform in Mexico
railway expansion policies
inOfficeDuring 1880s in Mexico
memberOf Liberal Party (Mexico)
militaryBranch Mexican Army
militaryRank general
nativeLanguage Spanish
notableFor consolidation of the Porfirian authoritarian regime
notableWork administrative centralization in Mexico
numberOfChildren several
occupation politician
soldier
participantIn French intervention in Mexico
Reform War
Tuxtepec Revolution
placeOfBirth Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico
linked to: Matamoros
placeOfDeath Chapingo, State of Mexico, Mexico
positionHeld Governor of Michoacán
President of Mexico
Secretary of War and Navy of Mexico
precededBy Porfirio Díaz
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Mexico City
signature signature of Manuel González Flores
spouse Josefa Estefanía Romero y Ordoqui
startTime 1880-12-01
succeededBy Porfirio Díaz

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Porfirio Díaz succeededBy Manuel González Flores