Plan of Ayala announced by Emiliano Zapata
- Date
- 1911-11-11
- Title
- Plan of Ayala announced by Emiliano Zapata
- What occurred
- The Plan of Ayala was a document drafted by Zapata that called for the overthrow of Modero and presented a land reform policy. Zapata accused Madero of abandoning the pueblos by not enacting agrarian reform. The Liberation Army, which was tasked with carrying out this task, would be led by Orozco (who was not consulted before this announcement). Zapata proposed that one-third of the large hacienda estates would be yielded to villages, and that if a hacienda resisted this reform, they would lose two-thirds of their estates; in addition to providing land for municipalities, their assets would provide pensions for widows and children of soldiers.
- Location
- Benito Juárez 2, Centro, 62700 Cd Ayala, Mor., Mexico
- Student name(s)
- Alex Appel
- Tag(s)
- Inflection Point
- Mexico
- Resistance
- Something Fierce
- Item sets
- Reform & Revolution: Student Submissions