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48 Moments
2026
Nemesio Oseguera “El Mencho” Killed in Mexican Military Operation in Tapalpa
2025
Mexico agrees to release water to the U.S. under 1944 treaty amid diplomatic negotiations
2024
Historic Election: Claudia Sheinbaum Becomes Mexico's First Female President
2020
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) replaced NAFTA in North America.
2018
López Obrador wins the presidencial election
2013
Explosion at Pemex headquarters highlights tragedy and devastation in Mexico City.
2001
Historic Copa Libertadores final held in Mexico City.
2000
Vicente Fox became the first non-PRI party president in Mexico.
1994
Zapatista Uprising to demand Indigenous rights and greater democracy in Chiapas.
1985
Earthquake in Mexico City results in widespread devastation and loss of life.
1968
Mexico becomes the First Latin American country to host Summer Olympics
Political repression during Tlatelolco Massacre near Olympics leads to student protest deaths.
1938
President Lázaro Cárdenas nationalized the oil reserves to assert national control over resources.
1929
1926
Cristero War: Religious conflict challenges the Mexican government's authority and policies.
1910
Revolutionary turmoil and conflict erupt in Mexico, leading to major historical changes and reform.
1867
Downfall of Emperor Maximilian I
1858
Benito Juárez leads Mexico after Plan of Ayutla revolution for reform and progress.
1857
Mexican Constitution reduces Catholic Church influence through new laws and regulations.
1848
War-ending treaty cedes territory to the United States after the Mexican-American War's conclusion.
1836
Famous battle in Texas history involving Texan defenders and Mexican forces.
1824
Mexican Constitution of 1824 adopted which established a federal republic
1823
Santa Anna successfully rebels against Emperor Iturbide.
1822
Agustín de Iturbide crowned Emperor in Mexico
1821
Plan of Iguala declares Independence, marking significant event in Mexican history.
1813
Completion of iconic historical cathedral in Mexico City symbolizes architectural masterpiece and cultural heritage.
1810
Struggle for independence against colonial rule ignites in Mexico, leading to revolution.
1680
1649
Inauguration of Puebla Cathedral fusing Spanish and indigenous architectural designs for a unique structure.
1616