Mexican Socialist Party

The Mexican Socialist Party was a political organization in Mexico during the early 20th century, founded in 1912 by prominent leaders seeking social and economic reforms. It aimed to promote workers' rights, land redistribution, and social justice within a democratic framework. The party represented a leftist alternative to more conservative groups and was influenced by socialist ideas gaining popularity worldwide. Although it played a role in shaping early Mexican politics, it was relatively short-lived, merging into other political movements by the 1920s as the country continued to evolve politically.