This man lived in exile in New Orleans for a year and a half before returning as minister of justice and public instruction under Juan Alvarez.
This man lived in exile in New Orleans for a year and a half before returning as minister of justice and public instruction under Juan Alvarez. He barely survived a coup by Felix Zuloaga after Guillermo Prieto convinced the firing squad not to assassinate him.   He threw John Pickett in jail after Pickett attempted to create a Confederate alliance with this man's country, though he may be best known for leading the guerrilla resistance to Emperor Maximilian. For 10 points identify this great Mexican reformer and its first president of indigenous descent.
This man lived in exile in New Orleans for a year and a half before returning as minister of justice and public instruction under Juan Alvarez.
Benito {Juarez}