Located in the geographical center of the country, the city of Zacatecas is famous for its beautiful pink stone buildings, and for have witnessed the bloodiest battle of the Mexican Revolution. It was here where a hundred years ago, 22,000 men of the Northern Division under General Francisco Villa annihilated the Federal Army, freeing the way of the Constitutionalist Army to the nation's capital. For the history of Mexico, the Battle of Zacatecas was a definite step in the restoration of law and order lost in the Decena Trágica (Ten Tragic Days). For Zacatecas' conservative society, however, marked the trade of their values for new ones, which entered certainly in a violent manner into the modern history of the Nation.—Clío TV