Caudillo System in Latin America

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History

 

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Raul T

 

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April 26, 2013

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Local armies, the only organized group prepared to take control, assumed power once the Spaniards were defeated. The transition from a military government to a government controlled by a "hero" from the army, the caudillo, was both logical and easy. The caudillo often came from the creole aristocracy, which was supported by the military and the Roman Catholic Church...
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Occasionally, a mestizo or mulatto took power who quickly adopted the characteristics of the upper class. The main problem with having a creole in power was that his constituency, the creole class, was not interested in nor had no intention of, the reformation of land ownership or labor systems. This group wanted to stay on the top of the social ladder and had no incentive to make changes for the benefit of the majority and would not support any leader that would deprive them of their privileges...
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