 Liniers and Álzaga became the heroes of the day, but soon they had a mutual conflict, as much as by the failed administration by the viceroy, as that Liniers was French and Spain had declared war on Napoleon Bonaparte's France.On January 1, 1809, he organized a revolution to depose Liniers.Álzaga took his regiments to the streets (the ""Gallegos"", ""Miñones de Cataluña"" and ""Vizcaínos"", all Spaniards), organized a protest against the viceroy and tried to force Liniers to resign.