Francisco Villa (not the footballer)

Francisco Villa, commonly known as Pancho Villa, was a prominent Mexican revolutionary leader and folk hero. Born in 1878, he played a key role during the Mexican Revolution, which began in 1910, advocating for land reforms and social justice for poor farmers. Villa was known for his military prowess and charismatic leadership, leading a formidable army against oppressive regimes. He became a symbol of resistance against exploitation and inequality. Despite his controversial methods, Villa's legacy endures as a champion for the marginalized, reflecting the struggles of many during that tumultuous period in Mexican history. He was assassinated in 1923.