La controversia Pani-De la Huerta ¿crisis fiscal o artificio político?

In the summer of 1923, the presidential succession was decided in favor of Plutarco Elías Calles and the definitive rupture of the so-called Sonoran Triangle occurred. Although he formally supported Calles’s candidacy, Finance Secretary Adolfo de la Huerta confronted both Calles and President Álvaro...

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Main Author: Lomelí Vanegas, Leonardo
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Editor: El Colegio de México, A.C. 2022
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description In the summer of 1923, the presidential succession was decided in favor of Plutarco Elías Calles and the definitive rupture of the so-called Sonoran Triangle occurred. Although he formally supported Calles’s candidacy, Finance Secretary Adolfo de la Huerta confronted both Calles and President Álvaro Obregón in order to defend those who had supported his candidacy and resigned. His successor, Alberto J. Pani, presented an alarming report on the state of the Finance Secretariat, provoking a controversy in which De la Huerta aimed to defend his work and Pani to prove that the country was on the verge of bankruptcy. The backdrop to this controversy was De la Huerta’s acceptance of his presidential candidacy and its abrupt end was due to the De la Huerta Rebellion. Nearly one hundred years later, there are still doubts about the seriousness of the fiscal crisis reported by Pani. This article explains the development of the controversy, the arguments given by each party and the intervention of other political actors, concluding that, while the nation’s finances were not in good shape, the situation was exaggerated in order to politically discredit Adolfo de la Huerta.
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spelling oai:oai.historiamexicana.colmex.mx:article-44902023-09-25T17:39:17Z The Pani-De la Huerta Controversy: Fiscal Crisis or Political Artifice? La controversia Pani-De la Huerta ¿crisis fiscal o artificio político? Lomelí Vanegas, Leonardo México deuda pública Secretaría de Hacienda rebelión delahuertista Revolución mexicana Mexico public debt Finance Secretariat De la Huerta Rebellion Mexican revolution In the summer of 1923, the presidential succession was decided in favor of Plutarco Elías Calles and the definitive rupture of the so-called Sonoran Triangle occurred. Although he formally supported Calles’s candidacy, Finance Secretary Adolfo de la Huerta confronted both Calles and President Álvaro Obregón in order to defend those who had supported his candidacy and resigned. His successor, Alberto J. Pani, presented an alarming report on the state of the Finance Secretariat, provoking a controversy in which De la Huerta aimed to defend his work and Pani to prove that the country was on the verge of bankruptcy. The backdrop to this controversy was De la Huerta’s acceptance of his presidential candidacy and its abrupt end was due to the De la Huerta Rebellion. Nearly one hundred years later, there are still doubts about the seriousness of the fiscal crisis reported by Pani. This article explains the development of the controversy, the arguments given by each party and the intervention of other political actors, concluding that, while the nation’s finances were not in good shape, the situation was exaggerated in order to politically discredit Adolfo de la Huerta. En el verano de 1923 se definió la sucesión presidencial de Álvaro Obregón a favor de Plutarco Elías Calles y la ruptura definitiva del llamado triángulo sonorense. Aunque formalmente apoyaba la candidatura de Calles, el secretario de Hacienda, Adolfo de la Huerta, se confrontó con ambos por defender a quienes habían apoyado su candidatura presidencial y presentó su renuncia. Su sucesor en el cargo, Alberto J. Pani, presentó un informe alarmante sobre la situación en la que había recibido la Secretaría de Hacienda, dando inicio a una controversia en la que De la Huerta se esforzó por defender su labor al frente de la Secretaría y Pani en demostrar que el país se encontraba al borde de la bancarrota. El telón de fondo de la controversia fue la aceptación por De la Huerta de su candidatura presidencial y el abrupto final de la misma se debió al inicio de la rebelión delahuertista. A casi cien años de distancia persiste la duda acerca de la gravedad de la crisis fiscal denunciada por Pani. El artículo expone el desarrollo de la controversia, los argumentos aportados por las partes, la intervención de otros actores políticos y concluye que la situación de las finanzas públicas, aunque difícil, fue exagerada con el propósito de desacreditar políticamente a Adolfo de la Huerta. El Colegio de México, A.C. 2022-06-15 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/xml https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/4490 10.24201/hm.v72i1.4490 Historia Mexicana; Vol. 72, Núm. 1 (285) julio-septiembre 2022; 211-250 2448-6531 0185-0172 spa https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/4490/4828 https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/4490/4838 Derechos de autor 2022 Historia Mexicana
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deuda pública
Secretaría de Hacienda
rebelión delahuertista
Revolución mexicana
Mexico
public debt
Finance Secretariat
De la Huerta Rebellion
Mexican revolution
Lomelí Vanegas, Leonardo
La controversia Pani-De la Huerta ¿crisis fiscal o artificio político?
title La controversia Pani-De la Huerta ¿crisis fiscal o artificio político?
title_alt The Pani-De la Huerta Controversy: Fiscal Crisis or Political Artifice?
title_full La controversia Pani-De la Huerta ¿crisis fiscal o artificio político?
title_fullStr La controversia Pani-De la Huerta ¿crisis fiscal o artificio político?
title_full_unstemmed La controversia Pani-De la Huerta ¿crisis fiscal o artificio político?
title_short La controversia Pani-De la Huerta ¿crisis fiscal o artificio político?
title_sort la controversia pani de la huerta crisis fiscal o artificio politico
topic México
deuda pública
Secretaría de Hacienda
rebelión delahuertista
Revolución mexicana
Mexico
public debt
Finance Secretariat
De la Huerta Rebellion
Mexican revolution
topic_facet México
deuda pública
Secretaría de Hacienda
rebelión delahuertista
Revolución mexicana
Mexico
public debt
Finance Secretariat
De la Huerta Rebellion
Mexican revolution
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