Villistas

Villistas were members of the faction led by Pancho Villa during the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920). They were a group of soldiers and rebels who fought against oppressive regimes and wealthy landowners to promote social justice, land reform, and national sovereignty. The Villistas operated mainly in northern Mexico and were known for their bold, often guerrilla-style tactics. Their movement aimed to improve the lives of peasants and workers, though they also engaged in political conflicts and military confrontations. Overall, Villistas played a significant role in shaping revolutionary Mexico, championing the cause of the common people against tyranny.