The recognition ended a prolonged period of U.S. nonrecognition and helped stabilize U.S.–Mexico relations while shaping Washington’s policy toward the Mexican Revolution.
President Wilson announced U.S. diplomatic recognition of Venustiano Carranza's de facto government in Mexico on October 26, 1915.
The recognition ended a prolonged period of U.S. nonrecognition and helped stabilize U.S.–Mexico relations while shaping Washington’s policy toward the Mexican Revolution.
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