LAS LECCIONES DEL PRONUNCIAMIENTO. EL OCASO DE NUEVA ESPAÑA, ENTRE LAS REVOLUCIONES DE RIEGO E ITURBIDE.

The processes experienced during the first two decades of the 19th century in the Hispanic world were parallel, and they were intimately interrelated, as shown by the pronunciamiento of Rafael del Riego, which had such an influence not only in the Mediterranean world, but also in the project that Agustín de Iturbide carried out in the spring of 1821, when he led New Spain to their emancipation, through a movement with a clear differentiation from the insurgency, calling for reconciliation but having the power of arms as the main negotiating tool. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]