Ricardo Flores Magón

Mexican journalist and anarchist leader

Ricardo Flores Magón - Mexican journalist and anarchist leader
Born

1874
151 years ago

Died

November 21st, 1922
102 years ago — 48 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Mexico

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A prominent journalist and activist, contributed significantly to the Mexican Revolution. Established the newspaper 'Regeneración', advocating for social justice, land reform, and workers' rights. Participated in organizing the Liberal Party of Mexico, emphasizing anti-government sentiments and revolutionary ideas. Engaged in activism throughout the U.S. and Mexico, inspiring various revolutionary movements.

Founded the newspaper 'Regeneración'

Co-founded the Liberal Party of Mexico

Advocated for social justice and workers' rights

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