Summary This history of one of the most important states in the country can be told through the lives of seven of its most important protagonists. Luis de Carvajal, founder and installer of the first government; Fray Servando Teresa de Mier, figure of independence; Santiago Vidaurri, the prototype of the great regional cacique (local boss) of the nineteenth century; Ignacio Zaragoza, his short-sighted provincial vision to one that recognized a country in ruins that needed men for its defense; Bernardo Reyes, great conciliator between the National Palace and the turbulent Mexican northeast; Alfonso Reyes, the height of literary and; Eugenio Garza Sada, icon of entrepreneurial spirit and promoter of social welfare from private initiative. These figures form the links of this chain of images that tell the history of Nuevo Leon. View more details

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