José Justo Corro

Mexican politician and president

José Justo Corro - Leaders & Politicians born July 19th, 1794
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Served as the president of Mexico in 1836 and 1837, overseeing a turbulent period marked by political conflict and foreign intervention. Member of the Liberal Party, Corro played an important role in the Mexican political landscape during the early years of the republic. His presidency focused on governance reforms and addressing economic issues. Contributed to the drafting of the 1836 Constitution, which reflected liberal principles.

Served as the interim president of Mexico

Contributed to the 1836 Constitution

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