El nacimiento constitucional de Tamaulipas
This text reflects the 200 years of constitutional existence of the state of Tamaulipas as part of the Mexican federation, beginning with the interest shown by the United States of America, since its formation, in its expansionist spirit and the vicissitudes of the Kingdom of Spain to preserve the t...
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| Lenguaje: | español |
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2025
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| Sumario: | This text reflects the 200 years of constitutional existence of the state of Tamaulipas as part of the Mexican federation, beginning with the interest shown by the United States of America, since its formation, in its expansionist spirit and the vicissitudes of the Kingdom of Spain to preserve the territorial integrity of its colony, New Spain. It also analyzes the evolution of the Province of Nuevo Santander and its achievement as one of the seventeen federative entities at the birth of Mexico. It concludes with the loss of a large part of Tamaulipas territory through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which set the boundaries of the American Union at the Rio Grande and not at the Nueces River, which had been the boundary between Tamaulipas and Texas since the colonial era. This negotiation did not consider Tamaulipas sovereignty. |
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