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Alberto Or The Revolutionary Metamorphosis Of General Carrera Torres
It is the awakening of the twentieth century. The Porfirist regime is in evident decline. The social and political situation in the country, could not be more explosive. Everywhere, the redemptive fires are lit. However, there is one that shines despite its absence in the official history of the first great revolution of the twentieth century. The incredible and little known history of one of the most surprising characters of the Mexican revolution: Alberto Carrera Torres.
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It is the awakening of the twentieth century. The Porfirist regime is in evident decline. The social and political situation in the country, could not be more explosive. Everywhere, the redemptive fires are lit. However, there is one that shines despite its absence in the official history of the first great revolution of the twentieth century. The incredible and little known history of one of the most surprising characters of the Mexican revolution: Alberto Carrera Torres.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Roberto Collado
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Centro regional de formación docente e investigación educativa, Newthings Productions, R. Ayuntamiento de Reynosa
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