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Huerta entered the Mexican Army at the age of 17. During the Porfirio Díaz administration he rose to the rank of general. Huerta initially pledged allegiance to Francisco I. Madero at the beginning of the Mexican Revolution but he conspired with U. S. ambassador to Mexico, Henry Lane Wilson, general Bernardo Reyes, and general Félix Díaz to overthrow Madero. This episode in Mexican history is known as "La decena trágica".  

Huerta entered the Mexican Army at the age of 17. During the Porfirio Díaz administration he rose to the rank of general. Huerta initially pledged allegiance to Francisco I. Madero at the beginning of the Mexican Revolution but he conspired with U. S. ambassador to Mexico, Henry Lane Wilson, general Bernardo Reyes, and general Félix Díaz to overthrow Madero. This episode in Mexican history is known as "La decena trágica".  

He died in El Paso, Texas.

He died in El Paso, [[Texas]].

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