Father of Mexican independence · 1753–1811
Miguel Hidalgo Political views on the 12 axes
A parish priest whose "Cry of Dolores" in 1810 began the war of independence; he decreed the end of slavery and of the tribute paid by Indigenous people.
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Centrist
Centrist
Military-Focused
Socialist
Religious
Moderate
Polyculturalist
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A parish priest whose "Cry of Dolores" in 1810 began the war of independence; he decreed the end of slavery and of the tribute paid by Indigenous people. Where Miguel Hidalgo took a clear view. Representation: Centrist; Power: Centrist; Military: Military-Focused; Economy: Socialist; Religion: Religious; Culture: Moderate; Immigration: Polyculturalist.
Liberalism (82% match), then . Compared on economy, power, diplomacy and culture.
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