The Mexican Civil War was one of the multiple Earth conflicts from which the War Lords took combatants for their War Games. It was given its own zone. The survivors of the Games were returned to Earth after the War Lords were defeated. Arturo Villar was one of the combatants of the Mexican Civil War in the War Games. (TV: The War Games)
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| - The Mexican Civil War was one of the multiple Earth conflicts from which the War Lords took combatants for their War Games. It was given its own zone. The survivors of the Games were returned to Earth after the War Lords were defeated. Arturo Villar was one of the combatants of the Mexican Civil War in the War Games. (TV: The War Games)
- The incident reinforced the already-strong association of Mexico with the Confederate States and the rest of the Entente, and especially with Freedom Party chairman Jake Featherston when he eventually became President of the Confederate States.
- The Mexican Civil War was launched in opposition to NAJSA.
- In 2006, a group known as the Mexican Social Reform Party began to rise and protest democratic and capitalist governments. Their leader José Santiago despised the Union of Everett, United States, European Union, and the relatively new Soviet Union. The group began to take part of massive rallies in Mérida and protested the Mexican government. Santiago overthrew the state governments of Yucatán and Quintana Roo and began to fortify their borders by mid-2006. A militia was raised known as the Mexican People's Reform Armed Forces. After riots in Mérida, the new self-declared capital, martial law was declared, silencing all protests. José Santiago soon required all males 15-40 years old to serve in the military, quadrupling its size. Several terrorist organizations rose in the nation that foug
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| - Anti-Hapsburg sentiment in the aftermath of the Great War
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- March 2007-June 2010
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| - (An Everetti Humvee outside of Mérida)
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- Ontiveros killed
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| - Continuation of the Hapsburg Monarchy in Mexico
- Division of Mexico
- Insurgent victory
*United States of Mexico government ousted
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- Mexican Popular Revolutionaries with the support of the United States
- Mexican Monarchists with the unofficial support of the Confederate States
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| - In 2006, a group known as the Mexican Social Reform Party began to rise and protest democratic and capitalist governments. Their leader José Santiago despised the Union of Everett, United States, European Union, and the relatively new Soviet Union. The group began to take part of massive rallies in Mérida and protested the Mexican government. Santiago overthrew the state governments of Yucatán and Quintana Roo and began to fortify their borders by mid-2006. A militia was raised known as the Mexican People's Reform Armed Forces. After riots in Mérida, the new self-declared capital, martial law was declared, silencing all protests. José Santiago soon required all males 15-40 years old to serve in the military, quadrupling its size. Several terrorist organizations rose in the nation that fought Mexico. The largest one was El Libertad, known to destroy several buildings in Mexican cities. The South Mexican government sponsored these organizations and led terrorist attacks on Mexican cities in the belief that South Mexico would take over all of Mexico.
- The Mexican Civil War was one of the multiple Earth conflicts from which the War Lords took combatants for their War Games. It was given its own zone. The survivors of the Games were returned to Earth after the War Lords were defeated. Arturo Villar was one of the combatants of the Mexican Civil War in the War Games. (TV: The War Games)
- The incident reinforced the already-strong association of Mexico with the Confederate States and the rest of the Entente, and especially with Freedom Party chairman Jake Featherston when he eventually became President of the Confederate States.
- The Mexican Civil War was launched in opposition to NAJSA.
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