Huerta's Coup D'état
The rise of Huerta marks a tumultuous period in Mexico, as he violently overthrows the democratically elected president, igniting a fierce struggle for power. Woodrow's refusal to recognize Huerta's regime highlights a clash between moralistic ideals and the harsh realities of political maneuvering. Meanwhile, the alarming findings of a secret investigation reveal deeper connections between the US ambassador and Huerta, complicating the already tense diplomatic landscape.In this clip
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127: Mr. Wilson Goes to Washington (Progressive Policies & Foreign Affairs in South America)
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