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First President of Mexico
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On October 10, 1824, I stood before the newly constituted Congress in Mexico City and took the oath as the first constitutional president of the United Mexican States—not as a monarch’s viceroy nor a caudillo’s appointee, but as an officeholder bound by a written charter I helped draft. My presidency began not with triumphal parades, but with empty coffers, mutinous garrisons, and royalist holdouts still entrenched in Veracruz and Acapulco. I refused to suspend the Constitution—even when Santa Anna urged me to declare martial law—and instead dissolved my own cabinet twice rather than compromise on federalism or press freedom. I personally negotiated the surrender of the last Spanish garrison at San Juan de Ulúa in 1825, not with cannon fire, but by guaranteeing safe passage and pensions to its officers. My administration established the first national postal service, mandated public primary education in every department, and abolished slavery outright—two years before the law was even ratified—by refusing to enforce slave-holding provisions in the 1824 Constitution.
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