I'm an Australian working remote here in Guadalajara... Was trying to work out why everything was so quiet today and then I found out it was a public holiday in Juarez's honour.... So now hanging out with a glass of wine listening to this in the evening. Cheers mate! 🍷
Having lived in mexico for a year, literally every city, has a colonia and a street named after him. It is crazy how much is honored throughout the country.
I would love to watch a video about Getúlio Vargas in Brazil! I feel like african, south american and south east asian history are neglected by education channels.
not sure if you still take requests or suggestions or anything considering how your latest video blew up; regardless I’d like to request coverage of the Mesoamerican nations of Mexico, particularly the Tlaxcalteca and their crucial role in ancient, Spanish, and modern Mexico. Also I am partially Tlaxcalteca and can speak a little bit of Nahuatl, so perhaps I’ve got a bit of bias in this sense haha Congrats on your latest video, and thanks for covering Benito Juárez!
I don't "take requests" as such but sometimes I do look to comments for inspiration. Since this is a topic close to you, I encourage you to try making a video on it yourself since you'd probably do a better job than an outsider like me.
TIenes alguna informacion hacerca cuando fue exiliado y vivio en New Orleans como enrollador de tabaco? estoy tratando de encontrar el sitio ya que me encuentro en New Orleans, Gracias¡¡
Juárez's statue is at 1200 Conti St, but I do not know exactly where he lived or worked. If you can find one of the books referenced in the description, there might be more information there. There may also be more information in Spanish language sources than English ones.
Because he's such a short guy? ;) Seriously though, I mention some books in the video's description that might have more of what you're looking for - the "Profiles In Power" book in particular is available to borrow as an ebook from Internet Archive.
@SignoreGalilei because Maximilian was trying to adopt the American system. He was giving land to the Americans so they can colonize the north. Bonito Juarez was a free Mason who sold mexico. He started the war and gave so much land to the USA and mexico was never able to adopt the economic system of the Americans. The free masons did not want a power house next door especially not a catholic one. The free masons are the ones who started the Civil War also. They have been pushing the central bank agenda for a thousand years. Bonito Juarez is a tyrant that ruined mexico.
I'm an Australian working remote here in Guadalajara... Was trying to work out why everything was so quiet today and then I found out it was a public holiday in Juarez's honour.... So now hanging out with a glass of wine listening to this in the evening. Cheers mate! 🍷
Glad I could teach you something relevant!
Having lived in mexico for a year, literally every city, has a colonia and a street named after him. It is crazy how much is honored throughout the country.
I like that you named the video "Benito Juárez" in his honour!
Thanks!
It’s an honor to name this comment Benito Juarez, in his honor
I would love to watch a video about Getúlio Vargas in Brazil! I feel like african, south american and south east asian history are neglected by education channels.
Definitely agree, there's a lot of parts of the world that aren't as well covered. Vargas is an interesting figure as well.
VERY good educational piece! Thanks
Thank you for this very informative video.
not sure if you still take requests or suggestions or anything considering how your latest video blew up;
regardless I’d like to request coverage of the Mesoamerican nations of Mexico, particularly the Tlaxcalteca and their crucial role in ancient, Spanish, and modern Mexico.
Also I am partially Tlaxcalteca and can speak a little bit of Nahuatl, so perhaps I’ve got a bit of bias in this sense haha
Congrats on your latest video, and thanks for covering Benito Juárez!
I don't "take requests" as such but sometimes I do look to comments for inspiration. Since this is a topic close to you, I encourage you to try making a video on it yourself since you'd probably do a better job than an outsider like me.
@@SignoreGalilei This is a good idea, I might try if I can figure out how to edit a video properly. Thank you!
Pretty factual. I love your video for that. Thanks a lot! Have more info on him in New Orleans?
There's more in the sources that I used - at least the "profiles in power" one is available on the Internet archive for borrowing.
dammit, these videos are so good. i hope you get many subscribers and views in the future!
My dear Brother, Benito Juárez García, Eternal president of México.
TIenes alguna informacion hacerca cuando fue exiliado y vivio en New Orleans como enrollador de tabaco? estoy tratando de encontrar el sitio ya que me encuentro en New Orleans, Gracias¡¡
Juárez's statue is at 1200 Conti St, but I do not know exactly where he lived or worked. If you can find one of the books referenced in the description, there might be more information there. There may also be more information in Spanish language sources than English ones.
Right same. I’m trying to find it too. Yo igual lo estoy buscando.
This was nice and informative
Thanks!
I'm wondering why I can only find short histories?
Because he's such a short guy? ;) Seriously though, I mention some books in the video's description that might have more of what you're looking for - the "Profiles In Power" book in particular is available to borrow as an ebook from Internet Archive.
damn that dude was a g
Yeah, it's weird he's not better known here in the US
El chiste de Chihuahua con la foto del perro está genial JAJAJ
Glad you thought it was funny haha
That’s my last name
Nice!
Ewww
He is the reason México is in shambles today believe it or not
Why? Because he got rid of Maximilian?
Ni que hubiese sido del PRI
@@SignoreGalilei Maximilian was good for Mexico.
@SignoreGalilei because Maximilian was trying to adopt the American system. He was giving land to the Americans so they can colonize the north. Bonito Juarez was a free Mason who sold mexico. He started the war and gave so much land to the USA and mexico was never able to adopt the economic system of the Americans. The free masons did not want a power house next door especially not a catholic one. The free masons are the ones who started the Civil War also. They have been pushing the central bank agenda for a thousand years. Bonito Juarez is a tyrant that ruined mexico.
If it were in shambles it wouldn’t be among the top 15 economies of the world, nice try.
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