Porfirio Díaz's lengthy tenure as the President of Mexico from 1876 to 1911 had a profound impact on the country's political landscape, both during his rule and in the years that followed.

Díaz's 35-year presidency was characterized by a period of relative stability and economic growth, but also by the centralization of power and the suppression of political opposition.

Díaz's rise to power came after a series of political upheavals in Mexico, including the overthrow of the short-lived Second Mexican Empire and the establishment of the Mexican Republic. - https://mexicofocusguide.com/blog/how-long-was-porfirio-diaz-president-of-mexico/?unique_id_ywdumfux

Porfirio Diaz's Long Reign as President Shaped Mexico's Tumultuous Political Landscape