Juan Alvarez

ModernGeneralMexico1790 — 1867

Led the Revolution of Ayutla against Santa Anna.

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Quick Facts

Born

1790

Died

1867

Country

Mexico

Era

Modern

Occupation

General

Score Overview

Military (10%)45

Political (20%)44

Influence (20%)52

Legacy (20%)44

Leadership (15%)54

Strategy (15%)39

Total Score47.0

Juan Alvarez — Complete Timeline

1854 AD

Led the Revolution of AyutlaPolitical Action

Alvarez issued the Plan of Ayutla, calling for the overthrow of Santa Anna's dictatorship. He led a rebellion in southern Mexico that gained widespread support, forcing Santa Anna into exile in 1855.

Revolution of AyutlaSanta AnnaPlan of Ayutla

Impact: nationalprogressive

1855 AD

Became President of MexicoPolitical Action◆ Major

After Santa Anna's fall, Alvarez was elected interim president of Mexico. He served for only a few months, but his government initiated the liberal Reforma, including the Ley Ju

PresidencyReformaLey Juárez

Impact: nationalconstructive

Resigned the PresidencyPolitical Action

Alvarez resigned the presidency in favor of Ignacio Comonfort, citing his age and the need for a more moderate leader. He returned to his home state of Guerrero, where he remained a political figure.

ResignationComonfortGuerrero

Impact: national