In 1871 he opposed the re-election of Juárez and left the Liberal Party to form his own political group, the Lerdista Party and appointed President of the Supreme Court of Law.
Appointed President of the Supreme Court of Law. In 1871 he opposed the re-election of Juárez and left the Liberal Party to form his own political group, the Lerdista Party.
In 1871 he opposed the re-election of Juárez and left the Liberal Party to form his own political group, the Lerdista Party. Appointed President of the Supreme Court of Law.
In 1871 he opposed the re-election of Juárez and left the Liberal Party to form his own political group, the Lerdista Party. Appointed President of the Supreme Court of Law.