Antonio Annino, Cádiz y la revolución territorial de los pueblos mexicanos 1812-1821

Abstract

This review examines the formation and evolution of the municipality in 19th-century Mexico, particularly following the reforms introduced by the 1812 Cádiz Constitution. It highlights the political and territorial processes that enabled the creation of municipalities and constitutional town councils, emphasizing the participation and representation of indigenous communities. The study delves into regional cases such as Oaxaca and the Huasteca region, illustrating how local dynamics influenced the political consolidation of independent Mexico

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