A new rebellion
After a while, there was a rebellion against the government of Francisco I. Madero, since he did not comply with what was promised in the Plan of San Luis. Pancho Villa was put in prison by order of Victoriano Huerta, however, he managed to escape to the town of El Paso. Some time later, Pancho returned to Chihuahua with a few horses and four companions, only a month later he had already gathered around 3 thousand men to fight with him to overthrow Victoriano Huerta from power. He achieved his goal and took over the State of Chihuahua, where he began to found schools, revive the economy, create a proper military instruction, among other actions. Pancho Villa died assassinated due to an ambush against him on July 20, 1923. He was known as the “Centaur of the North” and was perhaps the most important individual who managed to move the masses and overthrow several dictators.