Félix Zuloaga

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Félix Zuloaga was a Mexican conservative general and politician who briefly served as de facto president during the Reform War, opposing liberal reforms in mid-19th-century Mexico.

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Félix Zuloaga canonical 2
Félix María Zuloaga 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mexican general
Mexican politician
head of state
human
causeOfFame participation in the Reform War as conservative leader
conflict Reform War
countryOfCitizenship Mexico
familyName Zuloaga
givenName Felix
surface form: Félix
governmentTypeSupported centralist conservative regime
hasRole conservative caudillo
ideology conservatism
implementedPolicy suspension of liberal reforms
languageSpoken Spanish
militaryRank general
movement Mexican conservative party
surface form: Mexican Conservative Party
notableFor heading a rival government to the Juárez administration
leading a conservative government in Mexico City
leading a coup against the liberal government
opposition to the liberal Constitution of 1857
notableRole leader of the conservative faction during the Reform War
notableWork Plan of Tacubaya
officeContested Presidency of Mexico
opposedBy Benito Juárez
Mexican liberals
opposes liberal reforms in Mexico
separation of church and state in Mexico
politicalAlignment Mexican conservative
politicalPosition conservative leader during the Reform War
positionHeld President of Mexico
de facto President of Mexico
interim President of Mexico
regionOfActivity Mexico
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Mexico City
sexOrGender male
significantEvent Reform War
sphereOfActivity Mexican military
Mexican politics
timePeriod 19th century
mid-19th century Mexico

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Reform War participant Félix Zuloaga
War of the Reform commandedBy Félix Zuloaga
Guerra de Reforma significantPerson Félix Zuloaga
this entity surface form: Félix María Zuloaga