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Known as the "Primer Jefe," Carranz was a shrewd politician rather than a military man, or "First Leader," of the Constitutionalists. In the 1910 elections and Madero's San Luis Potosí Program, he endorsed Francisco Madero's threat to the Diaz government to overthrow and replace Díaz by force. He has been named Madero Governor of his homeland Coahuila. In February 1913, after Madero was assassinated, Carranza wrote the blueprint for solely politically expulsing Huerta, Plan de Guadalupe. Carranza was the Northern powers commander against Huerta. He led the Constitutionalist party to victory and became Mexico's president.

He was trying to impose a practically unknown, civilian figure, Ignacio Bonillas, as president of Mexico in the 1920 election in which he was unable to succeed himself. Northern generals who retained true power rose under Agua Prieta's Plan against Carranza, and while he escaped from Mexico City, Carranza was assassinated.