HOI4 Guide: El Jefe Maximo's the Revenge of Montezuma 

Rattanakosin? Sinkiang and conquer the warlords?

Battlecry would be great. One of the last achievements I need. Can't seem to figure out the mechanics, especially in NSB.

Also in recent patch, Salvador Abascal's portrait has been replaced with a generic again.

Maybe, If I can make it a fun campaign I could do it.

Lemme guess, don't own the Man the Guns dlc?

try and wait until the USA moves some of their forces from there. your infantry should be able to mop up 1 or 2 US divs

The revolution unleashed warlords all over Mexico, originally united to take out a dictator, but then it became a free for all. Fighting went on even long after the dictatorship, with bandits in the north and something resembling syndicalism in the south. When Calles became president in 1924 with the party he founded, his main goal was to stabilize the situation by starting another war. Since 1857, the law in Mexico stated that the church holds no political power and is in no way related to the state. This was in no way the reality since, even in Calles' times, the church held great amounts of lands, money, and political weight. With the enforcement of the constitution as his excuse, he forcefully took the church's money, lands and resources for the federal government (This is why the focus is called Calles law). The cristeros rose up to protect the church, but the resistance wasn't enough to stop the government's power supercharged with newfound resources. Calles became so economically and politically powerful and popular that he's usually seen as the true power behind the next three puppet presidents, this period is known as the 'maximato'. Though his party was revolutionary, he slowly started to represent conservatism and stability, his opposition called him 'Jefe máximo', meaning highest chief, which is actually a stab at him being too powerful and becoming like a familiar dictator. The maximato came to end when the call for change was too great, his opposition rallied behind the up-and-coming progressive candidate Cárdenas(leader in 1936 start). The fact that Cárdenas ran in the same party that Calles founded goes to show how great the urge for reform was, though many in the party and administration remained mostly loyal to Calles. Cárdenas first move was to exile Calles, partly for their rivalry, or politically opposite views, but mainly for the administration's loyalty issues. Cárdenas is actually regarded as a good leader. With the US and Europe involved in the great depression and the looming war, he seized the opportunity to nationalize all Mexican resources, which had previously been given away as cheap concessions. Some would say this was only possible because of the power and stability that Calles brought.

Didn't see the need.

@@BubblesZest More factories to lower US autonomy quicker + resources. Also the focus to core them takes around 180 days if Im not mistaken and you need to occupy the territories to do it, so by not doing that you’re just limiting your own economic and military buildup.

I missed the part where this pedantry is my problem. Paradox is the one you should be telling this to.

I will be honest, this is an ironic comment.