Liberal Party of Mexico

The Liberal Party of Mexico was a political movement in the 19th century that advocated for progressive reforms, including strengthening federal government authority, reducing church influence, and promoting individual liberties and secular education. It played a key role during periods of political conflict, especially during the Reform War (1857-1861), and aimed to modernize Mexico's political and social structures. Although it was not a continuous political party as in modern terms, its principles influenced the development of liberalism in Mexico and contributed to major reforms that shaped the nation's governance and society.