His greatest intellectual advocate was Diaz Soto y Gama who represented this man at the Aguascalient
His greatest intellectual advocate was Diaz Soto y Gama who represented this man at the Aguascalientes Convention.  The end of his movement was signaled with the infighting among his generals who included Antonio Barona, Felipe Neri, and Genevero de la O.  He was assassinated after a rouse carried out by Jesus Guajardo, a subordinate of Pablo Gonzalez who had earlier driven him to a hideout at the base of Poplecatepotl in Morelos.  This opponent of Diaz, Madero, and finally Carranza put forth his agrarian ideals in the Plan of Ayala.  FTP identify this Mexican Revolutionary who fought for "Tierra y Libertad" and whose name was adopted by a band of rebels in Chiapas.
His greatest intellectual advocate was Diaz Soto y Gama who represented this man at the Aguascalientes Convention.  
Emiliano Zapata