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The Revolution in Mexico and its exponential figures, like Emiliano Zapata, stand out in the popular imagination. The longevity and popularity of ideals expose distinctive historical circumstances that define the trajectory of the country since the late nineteenth century. But the strength of the egalitarian ideals connected with these movements transcends boundaries and still inspires the world today. As alive as the Mexican revolutionary memory is the recognition of its relevance and complexity and the intense interpretative dispute that it provokes.