President of Mexico · 1782–1831
Vicente Guerrero Political views on the 12 axes
An insurgent general of mixed Indigenous and African descent who won independence alongside Iturbide and, as a federalist president, abolished slavery in 1829.
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Federal
Representative Democracy
Centrist
Military-Focused
Limited Trade
Socialist
Balanced
Moderate
Progressive
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An insurgent general of mixed Indigenous and African descent who won independence alongside Iturbide and, as a federalist president, abolished slavery in 1829. Where Vicente Guerrero took a clear view. Structure: Federal; Representation: Representative Democracy; Power: Centrist; Military: Military-Focused; Trade: Limited Trade; Economy: Socialist; Control: Balanced; Religion: Moderate; Culture: Progressive.
Liberalism (79% match), then . Compared on economy, power, diplomacy and culture.
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