Abstract: Pancho Villa was an uneducated man, but he had an incredible intuition of social causes, which in its more brutal state, turned him into a career criminal, and into an antisocial element of an unequal and oppressive system. Villa, the thief, perceived that the emerging revolution was the language with which he could express himself, and thus he incorporated to fight with all the strength of his indomitable character. He transformed himself into a revolutionary agent, accredited by his own marginalized condition. Words: 1,305
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