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gptkbp:instance_of
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gptkb:military_leadership
gptkb:President_of_the_United_States
gptkb:Politician
gptkb:historical_figure
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gptkbp:advocates_for
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gptkb:infrastructure
gptkb:education
agriculture
public health
labor relations
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gptkbp:began_presidency_in
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1876
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gptkbp:birth_date
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September 15, 1830
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gptkbp:birth_place
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gptkb:Oaxaca,_Mexico
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gptkbp:born
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September 15, 1830
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gptkbp:born_in
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gptkb:Oaxaca,_Mexico
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gptkbp:children
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Porfirio Díaz Ortega
Carmen Díaz
Ángel Díaz
María Díaz
Felipe Díaz
Porfirio Díaz, Jr.
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gptkbp:community_impact
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Land concentration
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gptkbp:contemporary
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gptkb:Emiliano_Zapata
gptkb:Pancho_Villa
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gptkbp:cultural_impact
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gptkb:Cultural_flourishing
Porfirio Díaz era
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gptkbp:cultural_practices
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gptkb:nationalism
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gptkbp:death
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July 2, 1915
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gptkbp:death_date
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July 2, 1915
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gptkbp:death_place
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París, France
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gptkbp:defeated
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gptkb:Francisco_I._Madero
gptkb:Mexican_Revolution
Coup of 1876
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gptkbp:died_in
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gptkb:Paris,_France
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gptkbp:diplomatic_relations
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gptkb:France
gptkb:Germany
gptkb:Great_Britain
gptkb:Spain
gptkb:United_States
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gptkbp:economic_impact
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Foreign investment increase
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gptkbp:economic_policy
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gptkb:education_reform
Promotion of cultural heritage
Education reforms
Infrastructure investment
Railroad expansion
Public works projects
Promotion of arts and sciences
Public health improvements
neoliberalism
Support for education access
Support for scientific research
Cultural institutions support
Support for urban development
Support for women's rights initiatives
Promotion of public safety
Promotion of labor rights
Encouragement of foreign trade
Support for industrialization
Telegraph expansion
Agricultural modernization
Mining development
Promotion of Mexican nationalism
Promotion of foreign tourism
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gptkbp:education
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Instituto de Ciencias y Artes de Oaxaca
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gptkbp:election
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1876
1884
1892
1904
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gptkbp:encouraged
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foreign investment
railroad construction
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gptkbp:end_of_first_presidency
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1880
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gptkbp:ended_presidency_in
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1911
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gptkbp:established
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a centralized government
railroads in Mexico
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gptkbp:exile
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gptkb:France
France after his presidency
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gptkbp:faced
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gptkb:Mexican_Revolution
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gptkbp:faced_revolts_from
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gptkb:Zapatistas
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gptkbp:founded_in
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gptkb:the_Mexican_Army
Mexican nationalism
the Mexican Constitution of 1917
the National Railways of Mexico
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gptkbp:governance
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Authoritarianism
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gptkbp:has_child
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gptkb:Carmen_Romero_Rubio
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gptkbp:has_conflict_with
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gptkb:the_United_States
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gptkbp:has_impact_on
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Mexican politics
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gptkbp:historical_event
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gptkb:Mexican_Revolution
gptkb:Mexican_Civil_War
Land Reforms
Revolutionary Movement
Porfirio Díaz's presidency
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gptkbp:historical_significance
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longest-serving president in Mexico
Long-term effects on Mexico
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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Porfirio Díaz
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gptkbp:influence
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gptkb:Mexican_Revolution
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gptkbp:influenced
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gptkb:Mexican_Revolution
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gptkbp:influenced_by
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gptkb:Benito_Juárez
Liberal reforms
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gptkbp:international_relations
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anti-communism
Pro-American
Pro-French
pro-American stance
pro-European relations
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gptkbp:is_a_member_of
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gptkb:Liberal_Party
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gptkbp:is_a_symbol_of
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dictatorship in Mexico
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gptkbp:is_criticized_for
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gptkb:intellectuals
authoritarianism
Mexican history
repression of dissent
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gptkbp:is_implemented_in
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land reforms
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gptkbp:is_married_to
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gptkb:Carmen_Romero_Rubio
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gptkbp:is_opposed_by
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gptkb:Francisco_I._Madero
gptkb:Emiliano_Zapata
gptkb:Pancho_Villa
peasants
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gptkbp:key_player
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the political landscape of the late 19th century
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gptkbp:known_for
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Porfiriato
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gptkbp:leadership
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the Reform War
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gptkbp:legacy
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gptkb:political_repression
Economic inequality
Controversial figure in Mexican history
Authoritarian rule
controversial figure
Porfiriato
Cultural impact on Mexico
Influence on future Mexican leaders
Modernization efforts in Mexico
Symbol of dictatorship in Latin America
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gptkbp:military_conflict
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gptkb:Mexican_Revolution
gptkb:French_Intervention_in_Mexico
Mexican– American War
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gptkbp:military_rank
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gptkb:General
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gptkbp:nationality
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gptkb:Mexican
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gptkbp:nickname
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El Porfirio
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gptkbp:notable_character
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the development of Mexican culture.
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gptkbp:notable_commanders
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gptkb:French_Intervention_in_Mexico
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gptkbp:notable_event
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Battle of Tecoac
Plan de Noria
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gptkbp:notable_figures
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Mexican authoritarianism
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gptkbp:occupation
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gptkb:military_leadership
gptkb:Politician
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gptkbp:place_of_birth
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gptkb:Oaxaca,_Mexico
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gptkbp:place_of_death
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París, France
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gptkbp:political_ideology
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Liberalism
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gptkbp:political_party
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gptkb:Liberal_Party
gptkb:Liberal_Party_of_Mexico
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gptkbp:political_position
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gptkb:President_of_the_United_States
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gptkbp:position_held
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gptkb:President_of_the_United_States
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gptkbp:predecessor
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gptkb:José_María_Iglesias
Juan Nepomuceno Almonte
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gptkbp:president
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gptkb:Mexico
1876
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gptkbp:promoted
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economic modernization
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gptkbp:reform
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Infrastructure development
infrastructure development
Military modernization
Land reform
economic modernization
Economic modernization
foreign investment promotion
land policies
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gptkbp:reign
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1876-1911
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gptkbp:resigned
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May 25, 1911
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gptkbp:returned_to_mexico_in
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1911
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gptkbp:ruled
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1876
1911
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gptkbp:served_as
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gptkb:military_leadership
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gptkbp:served_in
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the French intervention in Mexico
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gptkbp:served_multiple_terms_as
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gptkb:President_of_the_United_States
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gptkbp:significant_event
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gptkb:Mexican_Revolution
gptkb:Reform_War
gptkb:Battle_of_Puebla
Land reforms
Economic modernization of Mexico
Assassination of Francisco I. Madero
Establishment of a dictatorship
Crisis of 1910
Foreign investment in Mexico
Fall of the Díaz regime
Porfirio Díaz's exile
Return to Mexico
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gptkbp:social_responsibility
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gptkb:social_hierarchy
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gptkbp:spouse
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gptkb:Carmen_Romero_Rubio
Joséfa Díaz
Juana M. Romero
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gptkbp:succeeded_by
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gptkb:Francisco_I._Madero
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gptkbp:successor
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gptkb:Francisco_I._Madero
gptkb:Manuel_González_Flores
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gptkbp:support
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wealthy landowners
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gptkbp:supported
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foreign investment
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gptkbp:term_end
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May 21, 1911
May 25, 1911
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gptkbp:term_start
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May 28, 1877
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gptkbp:uses
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authoritarian rule
repression against opposition
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gptkbp:was_a
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gptkb:revolution
gptkb:military_officer
gptkb:conservative
gptkb:Imperial_Guard
gptkb:Nazi_Germany
gptkb:historical_figure
gptkb:nationalism
gptkb:lawyer
gptkb:political_leaders
gptkb:General
controversial leader
historical military leader
historical politician
Mexican leader
authoritarian ruler
historical dictator
historical figure in Mexico
key figure in Mexican history
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gptkbp:was_a_key_figure_in
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the modernization of Mexico
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gptkbp:was_a_proponent_of
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gptkb:nationalism
industrialization
railway expansion
foreign trade
scientific management
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gptkbp:was_criticized_for_his_approach_to
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land distribution
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gptkbp:was_educated_at
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Instituto de Ciencias y Artes
the Instituto de Ciencias y Artes de Oaxaca
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gptkbp:was_influenced_by
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liberalism
positivism
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gptkbp:was_involved_in
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the Plan of Tuxtepec
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gptkbp:was_known_for
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gptkb:the_Catholic_Church
gptkb:urban_development
gptkb:censorship
foreign powers
political patronage
his motto ' Order and Progress'.
his long presidency
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gptkbp:was_part_of
|
Mexican history
|
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gptkbp:was_supported_by
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foreign powers
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gptkbp:bfsParent
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gptkb:President_of_the_United_States
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gptkbp:bfsLayer
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