After the war, the states of Puebla, Mexico and Michoacán were persuaded to cede territory for a new entity and in 1849, President José Joaquín de Herrera decreed the establishment of the state of Guerrero, with Juan Alvarez as its first governor.
In 1849, President José Joaquín de Herrera decreed the establishment of the state of Guerrero, with Juan Alvarez as its first governor. After the war, the states of Puebla, Mexico and Michoacán were persuaded to cede territory for a new entity.
After the war, the states of Puebla, Mexico and Michoacán were persuaded to cede territory for a new entity. In 1849, President José Joaquín de Herrera decreed the establishment of the state of Guerrero, with Juan Alvarez as its first governor.
After the war, the states of Puebla, Mexico and Michoacán were persuaded to cede territory for a new entity. In 1849, President José Joaquín de Herrera decreed the establishment of the state of Guerrero, with Juan Alvarez as its first governor.