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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 15, 16 June 1911, Page 9

IT is necessary to 'understand' tliat tlie Mexican revolution is a bourgeois one. While we glory iv the fall of Diaz the Dictator—upholder of peonage, slavery, lashing and. strangling-—we shoxild not Tie deceived Toy Madero, himself a capitalist and seeker Ox mere political oliange. Tiie. Liberal Party of Mexico —led by Magon and other refugees •who made Ma-dero's triumph possible — ■\vant9 economic alterations and warns th© -HTorld against Madero. The Fbrtu ir.il revocation was another bourgeois one. The needed revolution is a working-class one in Portugal, Mexico, and New Zealand. It ia coining, peacefully we hope from the bottom of our heart, but coming anyway.

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