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I believe that his presidency was neither good nor bad like that of any president that this world has ever had, but I ask that if the presidency was more good than bad, I also believe that it has been one of the best that Mexico has had because of Being president of Mexico was Governor of Sonora and promoted education and made a foundation called Familia Rodriguez that gives scholarships to students. The difference between him and Lopez Obrador is that Abelardo L Martinez did care about the future of Mexico and cares about education and made sure that everyone had a good education and also cares about security in Mexico but unlike Lopez Obrador he does not care about any of those things, the only thing he cares about is the raffle of his presidential plane and he appreciates the poor more than the rich and the rich and the middle class despises us and appreciates the poor more when the majority Of the times the culprits of so much violence here in Mexico because of the poor.

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Advantages And Disadvantages in Mexico during his presidency

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Advantages And Disadvantages in Mexico during his presidency

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Advantages:
-Reformed the Ejido Heritage Law.
-He Created the mortagaged and public work bank, which is currently the National Bank of Public Works and Services (BANOBRAS) and began operating in February 1933.
-It stablished the law of Private Charity and with the it stablished the private altruism organizations.
-He sent the Organic law of the National Autonomous University of Mexico to the Congress of the Union.
-On January 5, 1934 he stablished the minimum wage.

Disadvantages:
-Abelardo was always influenced by Plutarco Elias Calles, who demanded that he subject the clergy to enforce the cult law.

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During his presidency, he improved the organization and operation of common justice, issuing the Organic Law of the District and Territorial Courts. The federal codes were reviewed and the Federal Law on Criminal Procedures was issued. He organized the Office of the Attorney General, determining the functions of the Federal Public Ministry, which carried out the study of the Law of Protection and issued the Personal Identification, Nationality and Naturalization, Foreign Service and General Mercantile Companies. He also implemented laws related to private charity and monopolies. He issued the Limited Liability and Public Interest Corporation Law. He enacted the Code of Military Justice.

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Under Interim President Emilio Portes Gil, the Roman Catholic Church in Mexico and the Mexican government had come to an agreement that would end the Cristero War in 1929. The Catholic Church was displeased that there were continued anti-Catholic moves in parts of the country, especially Jalisco and Chiapas. Pope Pius XI issued an encyclical that objected to Mexican legislation detrimental to Catholic clergy. " Rodríguez strongly objected to the encyclical as full of falsehoods and 'would incite the clergy to disobey the Mexican rulings." The Vatican’s representative in Mexico, Apostolic Delegate Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flóres, tried to say that the Mexican government had misunderstood the Pope's message.

The papal representative was already outside the country and would be arrested if he returned. Steps were taken against the high clerics, but there was no uprising of Catholics against the government, despite clerical calls for one.

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The government issued the Agrarian Code, which brought together scattered legislation on agrarian matters. For labor, he enacted a minimum wage that was tied to the cost of living in each state. He created the Department of Labor and promoted the trade union movement and protected the workers against management. He was a supporter of cooperativies, which he considered would distribute the national wealth to be distributed more evenly, and he pressed Congress to issue the Cooperatives Act.

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He established the National Economic Council and created the National Financial bank. He founded the Bank of the Pacific, the Mexican Bank of the West, and the Central Mexican Credit. He reformed the Law of Secretaries of State, transforming the Department of Commerce, Commerce and Labor into the Secretariat of the National Economy, which was responsible for establishing the bases of state interventionism and the managed economy.

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Since President Ortiz Rubio was determined to resign because of conflicts with Calles, the question of a replacement was in the key matter. Despite the resignation, the presidential cabinet met, significantly at the home of Calles in Cuernavaca. Pani bowed out and suggested for Calles to choose Rodríguez. However, four candidates were presented to Congress, with the name of General Juan José Ríos, Secretary of the Interior, added to the other three.

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Abelardo Rodriguez was born in San Jose De Guaymas, Sonora, To a poor family, he worked early in his life in a hardware store, in a copper mine, and as a professional baseball player. He did not finish his primary studies, Sonora, only having finished the 4th grade. He joined the Mexican Revolution in 1913 and began moving up to the ranks soon afterward. He was a veteran of the campaign against the Yaqui. He became a Colonel in 1916, and at that rank signed the Plan de Agua Prieta, promulgated by Sonoran revolutionary generals Adolfo de la Huerta, Alvaro Obregón and Plutarco Elias Calles. The three generals rebelled against Venustiano Carranza's  government in 1920. In Baja California, the caudillo Esteban Cantú refused to recognized the interim administration of De la Huerta, so De la huerta and Calles dispatched Rodriguez to oust Cantú, who went into exile. Rodriguez became Military Commander of northern Baja California in 1921, discharging Cantú's troops. He was born in May 12, 1889 and died in February 13, 1967.